Ryan Coogler's beloved vampire film is thought to be a best picture frontrunner along with "One Battle After Another" and a number of other titles going into awards season.

Sinners is returning to cinemas at Halloween, and this is where and when you can rewatch the movie in IMAX 70mm.

Warner Bros. popular horror film Sinners returns to Imax for a limited time. Beginning October 30, fans can catch the film on the big screen.

Sinners” in Imax auditoriums nationwide on Halloween weekend. As part of the one-week limited engagement, Imax will present “Sinners” on its 70mm projectors in 10 theaters across as many cities. Ryan Coogler’s wildly acclaimed vampire film was the first ever to be shot with both Imax and Ultra Panavision cameras,

If your first viewing wasn’t in IMAX, though, you can rectify that because Sinners looks absolutely stunning on a massive IMAX screen. Given its original theatrical run was cut short as far as IMAX was concerned,

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This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Imax Corp (NYSE:IMAX) is set to release its Q3 2025 earnings on Oct 23, 2025. The consensus estimate for Q3 2025 revenue is $0.11 billion, and the earnings are expected to come in at $0.

Warner Bros./New Line's "Mortal Kombat II" will be getting an Imax-exclusive one week run in theaters this May ahead of its nationwide release.