Nearly 10,000 people watched the parade in the cinema

On the morning of September 2, nearly 10,000 spectators across the country joined in the solemn atmosphere when, for the first time, the military parade and march celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2 were broadcast live on the big screen at a modern cinema system.

From 6am, long lines of people lined up in front of large cinema complexes such as CGV SC VivoCity, CGV Vincom Center Landmark 81 (HCMC), CGV Vincom Royal City ( Hanoi )... to wait to attend the unprecedented "special screening". Just a few hours after opening registration on August 28, all tickets at cinemas nationwide were quickly "sold out", showing the special attraction of the event.

Bustling atmosphere at cinemas on September 2nd holiday

In the modern cinema space, the audience carried the red flag with yellow star, many young people wore shirts with the image of the Fatherland, creating a brilliant and proud scene. The moment the whole theater stood up together, sang the National Anthem, and followed the footsteps of the parade formations broadcast live from Ba Dinh Square moved many people.

Nearly 10,000 viewers watched the live broadcast of the parade for free at the cinema.

"I never thought that one day I would see a military parade right in the cinema. Sitting in the middle of a crowded auditorium, singing the national anthem and watching each troop, I felt my heart filled with pride," said Bui Ly Hai, an audience member in Ho Chi Minh City.

A CGV representative said that bringing the country's important event closer to the public is part of the commitment to spreading cultural and historical values ​​through the entertainment platform. "We are very proud to accompany the event celebrating the 80th anniversary of National Day. This is a new experience, helping the audience approach history in a more intimate and impressive way," he emphasized.

Audience salutes the flag while watching the parade on September 2 at the cinema.

On social media platforms, a series of positive responses acknowledged the creativity of this model. Many opinions said that bringing historical and cultural events into familiar entertainment spaces has breathed new life into people, especially young people, to feel history in a more vivid and inspiring way.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/10-ngan-nguoi-xem-dieu-binh-trong-rap-chieu-phim-185250903174939164.htm