Storfilm receives Norwegian premiere in Preikestolen – NRK Rogaland – Local news, TV and radio

– There is only strong wind that can stop this. The rain will last.

It is said that the mayor of the municipality of Forsand, Bjarte Dagestad. He tells NRK that it will be the first exclusive premiere of the big movie on August 1 – two days before the film arrives in Norwegian cinemas.

– We are very happy to have it. We are grateful for the goodwill of Paramount Pictures and United International Pictures who allowed us to attend this event, "said Dagestad.

Tickets will be issued 1500 tickets via Ticketmaster. Tickets will cost 100 crowns per ticket.It will cover parking and other expenses.

– The event will be non-profit.We have a natural amphitheater behind the Preikestolen.The date of publication of the tickets is not fully fixed , but it will be around July 20.

Evening premiere

The rapporteur says that the first

– The time will be around 23:00, says Dagestad

– Will not it be scary to get off the Preikestolen in the middle of the night?

– We get a good help from Norwegian Peopl e's help and we want to offer you a service. We will encourage people to bring a headlamp or a flashlight, and we will post some candles, "says the Mayor.

– It will be a unique experience. We talked about it since they were here and filmed the film.

Good Review

This is the final settlement of the great movie who plays on the Preikestolen mountain plateau.

In Mission Impossible – Fallout will be a settlement between the main character Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, and August Walker, played by Henry Cavill. The latter is best known for his role as Superman in the movie Man of Steel and the following comic strip comics at DC Comics.

The pulpit takes about four minutes. In the film, however, is the Kashmir mountain plateau in Asia.

The film had a world premiere in Paris on July 12 and received good reviews. "After two decades, Fallout is perhaps the best of the movies in the series," writes Screencrush's Matt Singer, while Chris Nashawaty of Entertaiment Weekly writes, "We believe in summer vacationers."

The film counts currently 86 points out of 100 possible on Metacritic's website based on 20 critics

Todd McCarthy's Hollywood journalist particularly boasts of late and writes that "this is going on in an extraordinary way "19659002] The stars themselves have rented the pulpit after the film.Bjarte Dagestad nevertheless believes that it will be difficult to bring one of them to Norway Premiere

– But we are working to say goodbye, said the mayor.