Universal and Imax’s bold move to sell 70MM tickets a year in advance for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film is generating significant buzz. Fans are eagerly anticipating this cinematic event, which is set to premiere on July 16, 2026. As of now, tickets for Regal’s 70MM Imax showings sold out in under 12 hours, showcasing the film’s immense popularity.
- 70MM tickets for Nolan's film selling well
- Regal's 70MM Imax showtimes sold out quickly
- AMC locations also experiencing rapid sellouts
- Limited 70MM locations available in U.S.
- Only one 70MM showtime allowed initially
- Additional screenings to be announced later
Reports indicate that locations like Regal’s Irvine Spectrum and Mall of Georgia quickly filled their seats, with New York City’s Lincoln Plaza selling out in just 15 minutes. This unprecedented demand highlights both the film’s fanbase and the loyalty of Regal’s 70MM Imax audience. Currently, only 22 locations in the U.S. and Canada are offering these exclusive showings, with more screenings planned for the future.
This remarkable ticket demand raises an intriguing question: Is this the future of film releases? As audiences crave immersive experiences, the trend of early ticket sales could reshape how films are marketed and consumed.
- Only 50% of the 22 locations have sold out so far.
- Exhibitors were limited to one 70MM showtime for the first four days.
- The film features a star-studded cast including Matt Damon and Zendaya.
- Additional screenings in various formats will be available later.
As the entertainment landscape evolves, will we see more films adopting similar ticketing strategies? Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting trend!
