"The movie is really meant to be an IMAX experience and to be seen on the biggest screen as possible. That's the way we dreamed the movie."
"Tickets sold out in minutes. Soon after, a resale market emerged. It would seem that ticket scalping isn't just for concerts anymore."
"Some tickets have already been snapped up at comparable rates. A single opening night ticket for a 70mm IMAX screening in Dallas sold for $999.99."
"While those prices may seem absurd to a casual moviegoer, some tickets have already been snapped up at comparable rates."
Director Denis Villeneuve emphasizes that Dune: Part Three is intended for 70mm IMAX viewing, shot primarily on 65mm film. However, only 15 cinemas in the U.S. offer this experience, leading to a surge in ticket demand. Tickets sold out quickly after their release, prompting a resale market where prices reach hundreds or thousands of dollars. Listings on platforms like eBay show tickets priced from $350 to $2,500, with some individual tickets selling for nearly $1,000, drawing criticism from the public.
Read at Fast Company
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]