[NEWS] "Our dream continues in cinemas."
Arashi invites you to experience the magical moment with the latest technology of Dolby Cinema's powerful sound and dramatic display. Ticket costs may differ based on the location of the screening. Please see the ticket purchasing page on the official website of the participating theatre for more information (Dolby Cinema prices apply).
[NEWS] "Our dream continues in cinemas."
Arashi invites you to experience the magical moment with the latest technology of Dolby Cinema's powerful sound and dramatic display. Ticket costs may differ based on the location of the screening. Please see the ticket purchasing page on the official website of the participating theatre for more information (Dolby Cinema prices apply).
Film Synopsis
Arashi was officially formed off the coast of Honolulu, Hawaii on September 15 1999. Since their debut, the boy band has become wildly popular, selling more than 41 million records and performing for some 14 million people. 15 years later, they were back in Hawaii to perform their last live concert before their infinite hiatus in 2020. Now in 2022, the "Storm" is back again in the United States—on the big screens at Dolby Cinema nationwide, including Hawaii, to once again stir up all over the world!
The film is based on the special live performance held specifically for shooting on December 23, 2019, at Tokyo Dome Theater. Using a total of 127 cameras, most of the camera crews of the day were those who had worked with Arashi in the past.
The film and live performance staff, including the director Yukihiko Tsutsumi, has been heavily involved with Arashi since his direction of Arashi's first film Pika☆nchi LIFE IS HARD dakedo HAPPY (02). Without going into too much detail, the film gathered to record the view that the 52,000 viewers and the five Arashi members saw together.
The film has become the highest-grossing live concert film of all time in Japan and continues to be shown in theatres nationwide marking the long run.
The film had its world premiere in the Dolby Vision section at the 24th Shanghai International Film Festival last June and was also released in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, and other regions last November, where it received commercial success and favorable reviews.
More information:
Official Website (Japanese)
US Ticket Information (exclude Hawaii)
Hawaii Ticket Information
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