'Princess Mononoke 20th Anniversary' Made Available Only In Select Theaters For Two Days!

The Japanese animated movie "Princess Mononoke 20^th Anniversary" will only be available in the US for two select dates and in select theaters nationwide. This movie is the 20^th anniversary of Princess Mononoke which was shown first back in 1997.

The animated movie "Princess Mononoke 20^th Anniversary" is made special as it also marks the birthday celebration of Hayao Miyazaki. Even after 20 years from the date of release, it is still considered undisputed animated triumph and one of the most thrilling adventures ever produced according to Gkids President Eric Beckman as reported by IMDb.

The producers and talented personalities behind "Princess Mononoke 20^th Anniversary" are excited to bring the animated movie in a theatrical setting to fans both old and new. It is also a great way to celebrate Hayao Miyaki's birthday as a reminder of the cinematic contributions he treated his audience with over the past several years.

As added by Movie Insider, the animated movie will only be shown on Jan. 5 and Jan. 9 in select theaters. It is for one night only and movie starts at 7 p.m. local time.

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"Princess Mononoke 20^th Anniversary" also features the voices of Hollywood A-listers for its English dubbed version. Among the Hollywood stars who shared their voices to make the movie even greater are Claire Danes, Billy Crudup, Minnie Driver, Gillian Anderson, Jada Pinkett Smith, Yoji Matsuda and many more.

Audiences of the movie will also be treated with never-before-released in North America 1995 Miyazaki-directed music video by Japanese rock duo Chage and Aska for the song On Your Mark. This is definitely something special for those who have been fans of the movie.

The animated movie "Princess Mononoke 20^th Anniversary" is an epic story of conflict between humans, gods, and nature. The warrior Ashitaka takes the centerstage as the movie revolves around his battle with a curse which gave him superpowers. Unfortunately, that special gift will eventually take his own life.