Jurassic Park Is Returning to Theaters for Three Nights Only for Its 25th Anniversary

Jurassic Park made history when it premiered in 1993. It broke box office records, ushered in a new era of CGI in film, and kicked off a franchise that's still producing blockbusters a quarter of a century later. Now, fans are getting the chance to revisit the movie that started it all: This September, Jurassic Park is returning to theaters in celebration of its 25th anniversary.

Fathom Events and Universal Pictures are re-releasing Jurassic Park for three nights only. On Sunday, September 16; Tuesday, September 18; and Wednesday, September 19, viewers will be able to visit one of more than 500 cinemas across the country to experience the Steven Spielberg classic on the big screen. To see where the film is showing in your area and to preorder your tickets online, head over to Fathom Events.

The 25th anniversary event will include one special feature that definitely wasn't a part of the original screenings. In addition to the actual film, audiences will be treated to the theatrical debut of a fan-made "remake" of Jurassic Park (the remade version is only 17 minutes long, so don't expect a double-feature).

Even if you've re-watched Jurassic Park dozens of times since its original release, the film is loaded with fascinating details you may have missed. Here's what you should look for when you watch the movie in theaters next month.