Prince goes IMAX next month
Prince‘s 1987 concert film, Sign O’ the Times, will be released to IMAX theatres on August 29 for a limited time. Take a look at the trailer.
Read MorePrince‘s 1987 concert film, Sign O’ the Times, will be released to IMAX theatres on August 29 for a limited time. Take a look at the trailer.
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