The smash concert film will screen again in the U. K. this weekend before returning to the United States, Germany, Latin America and more.
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Miss your chance to see BTS’ Burn the Stage: The Movie in theaters during its first go-round? Then rejoice—the K-pop septet’s record-breaking concert film will once more grace cinemas worldwide, starting this weekend.
Burn the Stage will return to 1,400 theaters across nearly 2,700 screens around the world, according to Variety. The film begins its victory lap in the U. K. this weekend, and will hit the United States, Australasia, Germany, Latin America, Indonesia and India (for the first time) throughout the month of December. Tickets for U. S. screenings go on sale Monday (Nov. 26).
This return to theaters worldwide follows a spectacular global debut for Burn the Stage. The concert film opened to $2.4 million in the U. S. and $3.6 million across North America last weekend.
