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<p>A special worldwide, two-day event </p>
<p>Pokémon’s 20th anniversary movie, <em>Pokémon: I Choose You!</em>, will receive an international theatrical run this November. The much-anticipated film will screen for two days in theaters around the world, The Pokémon Company announced, giving longtime Pokémon lovers a rare opportunity to see the franchise on the big screen.</p>
<p><em>I Choose You!</em> is <a href="http://ift.tt/2sqaATY">a retelling</a> of the Pokémon anime’s beginnings. Ash Ketchum picks up a surly Pikachu from Professor Oak and begins his quest to become a master — but that’s where the similarities between the film and the original TV show end. <a href="http://ift.tt/2t5Kwx3">Instead of Brock and Misty</a>, Ash is joined by trainers named Verity and Sorrel. There’s also Pokémon from beyond the Kanto region in <a href="http://ift.tt/2tJeV8y">this version of Ash’s origin story</a>, including the new mythical monster Marshadow.</p>
<p>We’ll get to see how this take on the classic Pokémon anime sits with veteran fans on Nov. 5-6, when the film plays throughout the U.S. and elsewhere. Fathom Events, who’s co-producing the screenings, hasn’t announced when ticket pre-orders will open, but keep a look out for them. Although Pokémon films have sporadically appeared in theaters since 2009, the last feature film to get anything close to a wide theatrical release was 2002’s <em>Pokémon Heroes</em>. </p>
<p>Take a look at the English-language I Choose You! poster below.</p>
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<cite>The Pokémon Company</cite><br />
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<p><em>Source: <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="http://ift.tt/2hh0Av4">Polygon &#8211;  Full</a></em></div>
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