Despite all the problems of production, the end of 'The Walking Dead' will be released in theaters. If you're a fan of Robert Kirkman's television adaptation of the comic and you've always dreamed of seeing it on the big screen, you're in luck! The end of the current season of 'The Walking Dead', together with the premiere of the new season of 'Fear The Walking Dead', will not only be broadcast exclusively on the AMC network, but will also be screened at some AMC cinemas. This has been confirmed, through an official press release, by the AMC Theaters themselves and the company Fathom Events. It is expected that up to a total of 750 cinemas premiere on April 15 both episodes. We show you the promotional poster of the event!
The creator of the series, Scott M. Gimple, said recently that the end of season 8 of 'The Walking Dead' is, simply, "too big" for the viewers to handle. This could be the reason why he has made the decision to premiere it in theaters. In addition, with the decrease in the audiences of the series and the problems that the spin-off is going through, this measure could generate enough interest that the franchise needs to be promoted again.
With the "All Out War" story arc in the air, the group battle led by Rick and Negan is at its climax and fans of the series should be thrilled to see the epic final battle on the big screen. As for what we can expect from that ending, Gimple said the following in an interview with Entertainment Weekly: "It's very big. Probably, too big right now. It was quite surprising the scope of some things we had to do and, however, the emotional intensity was crazy. This is going to establish the beginning of the next story. "