The line outside the theater snakes past the late-night food trucks and a poster’s light catches your face. I remember standing there, ticket in hand, and realizing I had to see this fight again on a bigger canvas. You feel the pull — the kind that makes you change plans on a weekday.
I’m telling you this because Ufotable just confirmed what many of us were quietly hoping for: Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1 is returning to cinemas in a premium ScreenX engagement. The studio’s 2026 lineup lists a re-release in North America and Canada on March 6, 2026, followed by the United Kingdom on March 7, 2026.
When is Demon Slayer Infinity Castle Part 1 re-releasing in the US, Canada, and UK?
North America and Canada get the first wave on March 6, 2026; the U.K. follows on March 7, 2026. These dates come from Ufotable’s official 2026 schedule and apply to the limited ScreenX bookings announced so far.
A packed lobby and excited chatter — Demon Slayer Infinity Castle Movie Screen X Teaser
You’ll see the teaser for the ScreenX presentation embedded below; it’s the closest thing to a promise that those battles will feel different this time. ScreenX wraps action across three walls for a 270-degree panorama, so sequences that were already kinetic feel immediate and physical.
Ufotable is offering both the original Japanese track with English subtitles and an English dub for this run. If you’ve felt that theater screens flatten some of the choreography, the ScreenX framing turns the auditorium into the scene itself — the picture is a battlefield.
Will ScreenX show both the Japanese version and the English dub?
Yes. The re-release will screen both the Japanese subtitled version and the English-dubbed version, so you can choose fidelity or comfort. Check your local theater’s schedule (many cinemas list version and showtime on their sites and apps) before you buy.
Fans lingering in the aisles after credits — Why this limited window matters
A last-minute crowd in the lobby is a good sign: people come for spectacle and for community. You don’t just see Infinity Castle Part 1 again; you see it with others who notice the same little details, the same cuts and sound cues.
Crunchyroll has not announced a streaming premiere for the film, which makes this theatrical swing the clearest chance to relive the clashes between the Hashira and the Upper Ranks on a grand scale. The ScreenX run is a limited event and functions as a rallying call for fans — a revival bell for the fandom.
Will Crunchyroll stream Demon Slayer Infinity Castle Part 1 soon?
As of Ufotable’s announcement there’s no confirmed streaming date from Crunchyroll. If you’re trying to avoid spoilers, seeing the film in theaters during this limited ScreenX window is the safest bet to experience major sequences with minimal leaks.
I’ll be there for a rewatch, taking notes on which sequences truly benefit from the panoramic canvas, and I want to hear which moments you think change in ScreenX. Will you treat this as a cinematic re-education or just another afternoon at the movies?