Gladiator II is set to hit the theaters officially on November 22nd next month and the chain has also launched a popcorn bucket themed around the film. The architectural replica is a small version of the Colosseum, imitating the look of Rome's iconic amphitheater.
In addition to holding the popcorn, it is also an interactive experience that comes to life when users scan the QR code with their smartphones. The special edition popcorn bucket is dubbed the AR-ENA Bucket. When it is activated, the code transforms the container into a small battleground. It stars Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal engaging in a digital combat. This AR experience elevates the snack vessel in a gladiatorial manner.
Image Credit: Gladiator II
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