The whole “tickets on sale now” thing is so silly to me, like what do you mean you’re buying Avengers 5 movie tickets five months in advance?
Very few movies I buy in advance, but this will be one unfortunately. I suspect it'll presell very well and I want to be sure to be there opening night with a seat and showtime I prefer vs a late night showing in a front row. Currently have preorders for Odyssey and BND
Tbf Dune tickets will be easier to get better seats closer to release than Doomsday so you don’t need to reserve any for that film 5 months out, unless you want IMAX seats, which doomsday isn’t in so it doesn’t compare 5 months in advance for any screen outside of something like imax is unnecessary though
right like, i dont WANT to get a ticket now. its stupid, its silly, people should actively avoid spending money on something like a movie this far out, but the reality is it will sell incredibly well and if i want to see this opening weekend in a premium format im probably gonna have to secure a seat now and its stupid lol
damnit i will be buying a ticket.. but it's helpful that it'll be easy to just grab the dolby showing lmao. thinking i'm gonna take that Thursday off and do a double feature
I guess my perspective is skewed living in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. But, I just know there’s gonna be enough screens with enough showings that I will have no problem finding an adequate slot to see this. Maybe I’d also feel different if I had a busier schedule & getting to a theater was harder & I had a more urgent need to see it at the soonest manageable time.
If I were on the edge and finding a reason to live, and the thing that came to mind was Avengers: Doomsday, I would simply [redacted]
yeah the XD times at Robinson will be sold out the entire first weekend as soon as tickets go on sale.
SJ Clarkson could make an Avengers movie, but the Russos could never make Madame Web. Hm, I wonder how hard it would be to find [redacted] Where will the closest ~InfinityVision~ showings be, though? That’s of course what really matters.