Fathom reports Indiana Jones, Rocky IV, Clueless and more for the range of big screen classics 2025

Aziente of films, prepared to enjoy some classic films on the big screen while Fathom Entertainment has just dropped their list of the classics of the big screen 2025, and is a well -kept mixtape of cinematographic hits. Each prepared for a theatrical return complete with the introductions of the critic and the cinema historian Leonard Maltin.

The range is a collection of larger successes that embraces generations and genres:

• Indiana Jones and the last crusade – 15 and 18 June

• Dark (30th anniversary) – 29 and 30 June

• One flew on the cuckoo’s nest (50th anniversary) – 13 and 16 July

• Sunset Boulevard (75th anniversary) – 3 and 4 August

• The sound of music (60th anniversary) – 13, 14 and 17 September

• Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Dragon – Ultimate Director’s Cut – 5 and 9 November

This follows the screening of the 40th anniversary Knockout in January of The GooniesWhich made the theaters and reminded the public that looking at a classic on the big screen still hits different.

And if you seem to see more vintage titles on the tents lately, you are not imagining things. The repertoire projections have become a fixed appointment in cinemas as the pandemic has moved the habits of the public. Fathom leaned strongly on that round and is repaying for them.

Speaking at the Cinemacon of Las Vegas, Fathom CEO Ray Nutt He said: “almost 60%” of the company’s recent growth comes from the repertoire content. This was called a “rock element of our content offers”, underlining how essential these titles for the expanding identity of Fathom have become.

This marks the third year Leonard Maltin He will present his voice and competence to the series, offering context, story and a little magic of the film before each show.

This is an opportunity for cinema lovers to revisit them on the big screen, in the dark, with a crowd. It is an opportunity for me to experiment with cinematographic icons such as Sunset Boulevard OR One flew on the cuckoo’s nest For the first time.

Fathom is owned by AMC, Regal and Cinemark, is known for a cinema of events such as The Met: Live in HD AND ChosenBut it entered the longer theatrical races and original releases, signaling a wider evolution of the brand.