“The Chosen” announced that fans will be able to catch the entirety of season four in theaters starting in February — following the release of three episodes of season three on the big screen last year — as the emotional trailer finally dropped on Monday for the coming season.
“Every time we’ve dipped our toes in the theatrical waters, viewers have overwhelmingly told us they want more,” “The Chosen” director Dallas Jenkins shared in a press release about the series, which is being distributed by Fathom Events.
“After seeing the Season 4 episodes, we knew we’d be doing our fans a disservice if we denied them the chance to see them all on a big screen with others they can laugh and cry with,” he added.
“We are thrilled to collaborate again with ‘The Chosen’ team to bring fans the entire fourth season to cinemas before it is available elsewhere,” Ray Nutt, CEO of Fathom Events continued. “It is a testament to the big screen’s power to unite people and have them share in this communal experience.”
The release noted that the first three episodes of season four will hit theaters starting Feb. 1, 2024, and run for two weeks. It will be followed by a release on Feb. 15 of the next three episodes, 4-6. The conclusion will hit the big screen Feb. 29 where fans can catch the last two episodes, 7-8.
The heart-breaking trailer for season four of the faith-based series, that explores Jesus through those close to him, also caught fans’ attention when it dropped Monday, picking up where the story left off.
A description about season four in a press release read, “Clashing kingdoms. Rival rulers. The enemies of Jesus close in while His followers struggle to keep up, leaving Him to carry the burden alone. Season 4 promises to deliver where last season’s emotional walking on water finale left off.”
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The first two episodes of season three premiered last year on the big screen, and fans turned out in a big way, making it No. 3 at the box office opening weekend. It was later released for free to fans to stream and watch on the show’s app with a message about paying it forward, as previously reported.