'Star Wars: Episode IV- A New Hope' coming to Cosm
- On Thursday, immersive entertainment technology company Cosm announced a multiyear partnership with The Walt Disney Company to bring "Star Wars: A New Hope" to its dome venues beginning in March 2027.
- The collaboration honors the 50th anniversary of George Lucas's original 1977 film, utilizing Cosm's "shared reality" technology to display the film on 87-foot-diameter LED domes.
- Developed alongside Lucasfilm, Industrial Light & Magic, and MakeMake, the presentation features 12k resolution and enhanced sound to immerse audiences in the Death Star and iconic moments.
- Cosm Studios plans to offer a themed menu inspired by the film, continuing a tradition established during past screenings of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."
- This marks Cosm's sixth Hollywood collaboration, following deals with Warner Bros. and Universal, as the company recently secured a $100 million minority investment from Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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'Star Wars: Episode IV- A New Hope' coming to Cosm
"Star Wars" fans are in for a big treat from a galaxy far, far away. Cosm will screen "Star Wars: Episode IV- A New Hope" in shared reality. The move comes ahead of the franchise's 50th anniversary. "The film will be displayed in its original 16:9 format in the center of Cosm’s 12K+ LED Dome, [...]
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Cosm has secured a new studio partnership with Disney that will bring "Star Wars: A New Hope" to its domes as part of a multiyear, multifilm collaboration.
‘Star Wars: A New Hope’ to Premiere in Shared Reality From Cosm and Disney
The galaxy far, far away is about to get a lot closer. Cosm and Disney have announced a multi-year, multi-film partnership that will bring the studio’s films to the theater’s shared reality experience, beginning with “Star Wars: A New Hope.” Set to debut in March, Cosm’s LED Dome will immerse audiences in the ongoing battle […]
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