Rush Documentary Coming to Cineplex Theatres in November
Starting on November 3, ole, in partnership with Cineplex, brings “Rush | Time Stand Still” to the big screen for Rush fans nationwide. Narrated by Paul Rudd, the event takes an intimate look at the band’s sold-out and possibly final tour, as well as Rush’s unique relationship with their devoted fans. This event is dedicated to the band’s passionate and loyal fans to celebrate Rush’s incredible career.
Additionally, fans will also have the chance to see exclusive extras, including Rush | A Salute to Kings – a 20-minute in-depth discussion with Gene Simmons (KISS), Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters), Ann & Nancy Wilson (Heart), Scott Gorham (Thin Lizzy) and the band’s producer Nick Raskulinecz, as they share their Rush anecdotes that span over 40 years.
For those interested in seeing the documentary, you can check out the official website for a complete list of the 50+ Cineplex and Landmark theatre locations as well as purchase tickets starting on Friday.
Vice President Event Cinema, Cineplex Entertainment Brad LaDouceur commented: ““‘Rush | Time Stand Still’ is a love letter to Rush fans from all generations who made the band an important part of the cultural fabric of Canada and solidified their legacy. It’s great that fans can come together as a community to celebrate the band and their behind-the-scenes look at the R40 tour”.
Last year, the band embarked on a 40th anniversary tour that was rumoured to be their last. This documentary follows that journey and allows fans an emotional behind-the-scenes look at the band and crew that provides the raw and vivid emotional undertones of this feature-length film. At the centre are the band’s devoted fans who are on full display as the R40 tour comes to a climax at Los Angeles’ “Fabulous” Forum. Furthermore, personal stories highlight the band’s importance in fans’ lives and the lasting impressions of Rush’s extensive catalogue. Interviews with the trio bring the documentary to an emotional conclusion.
