Has to do with Spider-Man, I think.

If only we’d chosen 1944-12-02 08:45:52 as the Unix epoch, we could’ve combined two doomsday scenarios into one and added a really boring scene to that Roland Emmerich movie.

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IMAX runs in general tend to be short, because the theaters need to make room for the next movie showing in IMAX.

I think only Christopher Nolan has that kind of pull in the industry to demand exclusivity to IMAX. It sucks, but the only guaranteed way to see IMAX movies is on opening weekend (or hope for a re-release).

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“This better not go straight-to-video!”
— Johnny Cage, Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion’s Revenge (2020)

There aren’t that many IMAX 70mm theaters in the world (less than 100, I think, and there are only 30 in the US). Christopher Nolan is an extremely popular director known for utilizing IMAX 70mm, so his movies tend to sell out in this format a lot. As we get closer to the release date, I’m certain they’ll add more showtimes, this marketing stunt is to prove the viability of creating and distributing IMAX 70mm prints.

With this news, The Odyssey is officially the highest-grossing film of 2026.

With gambling, you have a 50% chance of success. Either you win, or you don’t. It’s 50/50.

There was the animated movie from 8 years ago that did reasonable numbers in theaters.

We’ll see how this one does.

And I know exactly who Jack Black can cameo as…

Scrubs pioneered the Fortnite default dance.

It seems like Craig Gillespie is directing instead of Gunn.

You should post this to !homevideo@feddit.uk, they’d love this!

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This will be A24’s second time distributing an animated film, and their third animated project overall (the first two being Marcel the Shell With Shoes On and Hazbin Hotel).

It’s for the 21st century only.

We live in a society

For AMC and other major theater chains, the trailers and advertisements are considered part of the “show”. It’s part of their website terms of service somewhere, but I can’t find it right now.