I… am… Popcorn Man! Cinemark Theatres and Regal have unveiled two collectible popcorn buckets for the upcoming Avengers: Endgame Encore re-release, both featuring LED lights: the Iron Man Mach 85 helmet projects “I Love You 3,000” from one of the eyes, while the Nano Gauntlet’s six Infinity Stones all light up.
The top part of the helmet pops off to hold the popcorn, while the yellow Mind Stone on the back of the gauntlet fold out to create a popcorn pocket. Both buckets will be available at Cinemark and Regal theaters beginning September 24th, one day before Avengers: Endgame Encore returns to theaters on September 25th.
Re-Release Details
The mega-blockbuster’s re-release will feature a sneak peek at Avengers: Doomsday, as well as new footage and a new post-credits scene that director Joe Russo called “critically important” ahead of Doomsday (out December 18th). Check out footage of the popcorn buckets below, and the Avengers: Endgame Encore trailer here.
Popcorn Bucket Release
Regal has announced that the Avengers Mark 85 Helmet Popcorn Container and the Avengers Nano Gauntlet Popcorn Container will be available for purchase at select Regal locations starting September 24, while supplies last. Tickets for Avengers: Endgame Encore are on sale now.
In conclusion, fans of the Avengers franchise will have the opportunity to experience Avengers: Endgame once again on the big screen, with the added bonus of new footage and a sneak peek at Avengers: Doomsday. The collectible popcorn buckets featuring Iron Man and the Nano Gauntlet will make for a unique and exciting addition to the movie-going experience.
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