The beloved mascot argues that 'Flyers hockey feels good in a place like this.'
The lovable NHL mascot Gritty has unveiled a new pop culture parody — this time, involving Nicole Kidman's beloved AMC Theaters fanfare. On Tuesday, Gritty's official social media accounts shared a new video, which sees the Philadelphia Flyers mascot recreating Kidman's advertisement in shot-for-shot detail.
"But it's a great line, right?," Kidman told The Playlist."It's so true. How true is it too? ..."I mean, talk about not feeling alone, sitting in a cinema with a broken heart, and then watching something that breaks your heart again, and you go, 'I'm not alone.' Please. This must not go away. We have to have cinema."
"As Nicole Kidman reminds us in AMC's now iconic and revered advertising campaign, 'Given that Hollywood has great stories to tell. It's clear that movie fans are ever so eager to enjoy those dazzling images on AMCs huge silver screens,'" AMC CEO Adam Aron said at the time."And speaking of Nicole, our ad campaign was so effective that we signed her to be our spokesperson for another full year.
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