Macon has been selected as one of just three locations in Georgia to show the movie “Coco” in Spanish.
“Coco” opened in U.S. theaters last week. It was first released in Mexico and, according to some reports, enough people asked for the film to be released in Spanish that Pixar decided to offer either Spanish-dubbed versions or screenings with Spanish subtitles in the U.S.
The movie is showing in Spanish at the AmStar 16 at 5996 Zebulon Road at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., according to the theater’s website. The animated movie is showing in English at AmStar and the theaters in Houston County at several other times.
The Spanish version also is being shown in Austell and Chamblee both as dubbed and with subtitles.
See more at Macon.com
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