"Captain America: Civil War" and "The Jungle Book" are just some of the movies that kids with special needs will be able to see for free! These free screenings of "Jungle Book" and "Captain America: Civil War" are provided by Reel Movies for Reel Needs, a program designed to help families with special needs kids watch movies comfortably.
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Many families with special needs children usually decide not to watch movies in the theater, even the hotly-anticipated ones like "Jungle Book" and "Captain America: Civil War." Many kids with special needs do not feel comfortable with the surroundings of a normal movie theater and they might also disturb the other people attending the movie showing. Fortunately, Reel Movies for Real Needs addresses these very important issues.
"We understand that sometimes it is difficult or uncomfortable for families with special needs children to attend movies together," Reel Movies for Reel Needs shares. "Reel Movies for Real Needs creates a an open and comfortable environment - lower sound, lights up - where families with children who need accommodations will be able to share the experience of seeing family friendly films at a theatre."
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Aside from modifying the lights and sounds of the movie theater in order to provide a comfortable environment for special needs kids, Reel Movies for Reel Needs also allows children to move and walk around the theater, The Tampa Bay Tribune reports. If you are interested in attending these free screenings for "Jungle Book" and "Captain America: Civil War," you can visit Marcus Theatres' Reel Movies for Reel Needs site for more details.
Aside from "Jungle Book" and "Captain America: Civil War," Reel Movies for Reel Needs will also provide special needs kids with free screenings for movies such as "Angry Birds," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," "Finding Dory," "Secret Life of Pets," "Ice Age: Collision Course" and "Pete's Dragon." These are all ideal family movies that entertain and teach important virtues as well.
