"Movie night at the Duisburg Summer Cinema features a Minecraft film"
The Duisburg Summer Cinema is gearing up for an exciting event next Thursday, July 25th, as they host the much-anticipated film "A Minecraft Movie." This beloved movie, also known as "A Minecraft Film," has already captivated over 3.5 million viewers in Germany.
For those eager to attend, a giveaway for two pairs of tickets is currently underway. To participate, simply send an email to [email protected] with the subject "Duisburger Sommerkino" and your name, by Monday, July 21st, 11 am. Please note that participation implies acceptance of the privacy policy, which can be found at www.unsere-website/info/datenschutz/.
The story revolves around Steve, a character played by Jack Black, who, as an adult, embarks on a dig and discovers the Orb of Dominance, a magical cube. In the movie, this Orb consists of two parts and opens a portal to the Minecraft overworld.
The setting of "A Minecraft Movie" fits perfectly in Duisburg's former mining region, adding an extra layer of immersion for viewers.
For those who miss out on the giveaway, tickets for "A Minecraft Movie" and many other films are still available at www.stadtwerke-sommerkino.de.
The Duisburg Summer Cinema offers more than just movies. Every evening, live music is played, and the location, situated on the Lower Rhine, is known as the most beautiful beach in the area.
So, whether you're a fan of Minecraft or just looking for an exciting night out, "A Minecraft Movie" at the Duisburg Summer Cinema is not to be missed. Don't forget to enter the giveaway if you want a chance to watch it for free!
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