I hadn't seen it in a very long time and had forgotten just how good it is. It's playing this week as part of Hispanic Heritage Month:
https://www.amctheatres.com/events/hispanic-heritage-month
For most theaters, only two days remain (today and Thursday). The picture quality was phenomenal. It must have been a 4K restoration.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/2076737489698628/ https://www.tiktok.com/@cinemark/video/7685792498840554766
The Jason Voorhees popcorn bucket is available online too:
https://shop.cinemark.com/products/jason-mask-popcorn-bucket
Tickets for showings through September 30 just went on sale
https://www.harkins.com/theatres/arizona-mills-w-imax/
Edit: To be more exact, September 17-30 went on sale
She was caught at a Cinespia screening:
There will be 3D ("4D E-Motion 3D") and non-3D ("4D E-Motion") screenings:
https://www.harkins.com/theatres/norterra
Promo video:
https://www.facebook.com/harkinstheatres/videos/4d-e-motion-at-harkins-norterra/2280900595979662/
Harkins said early this year that two more locations would be announced at a later date.
>Seafood City, North America's largest Filipino Asian supermarket, is opening its first location in Arizona soon.
>The massive 66,000-square-foot grocery store in Chandler will open on Thursday, July 30, at 9 a.m., officials confirmed to The Arizona Republic.
>It will feature a curated assortment of items from across the Philippines, Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, Vietnam and beyond, making Seafood City one of Arizona’s "most diverse market destinations."
>Seafood City Arizona, located at 3111 W. Chandler Blvd., Suite 04A in Chandler, will offer international grocery products from pantry staples and specialty sauces to fresh produce, snacks, beverages, frozen items and exclusive imports rarely found in traditional supermarkets. Produce will feature tropical fruits, Asian vegetables, fresh herbs and more, while the fresh meat department will have a wide selection of poultry, pork and beef staples, according to a news release.
>Of course, the seafood department will be no joke, with one of the region's largest selections of live lobster, crab, oysters, shrimp and fresh whole fish. Seafood will be flown in from Hawaii and sourced from renowned fishing regions across the world. Every seafood purchase will also include complimentary cleaning and gutting; customers may also have their fish fried in-store at no additional cost.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/grocery/stores/2026/07/20/seafood-city-arizona/90983243007/
I know someone was asking about a wide rerelease last week. It looks like Rialto (the theatrical distributor of the Studiocanal library in the U.S.) is teaming up with Fathom to give the film a wide rerelease starting August 28 (the week before Labor Day):
https://www.fandango.com/terminator-2-judgment-day-35th-anniversary-2026-246355/movie-overview
Rialto will probably update their website in the near future with the news:
https://www.rialtopictures.com/catalogue/terminator-2-judgment-day
Bonus points to those who know why Rialto/Fathom picked these dates (specifically August 29).
For Phoenix, it will play at Harkins Arizona Mills and AMC Mesa Grand. It isn't on Harkins website yet so you have to buy your ticket through Fandango.