“Tenet” Early Access Screenings Bring Christopher Nolan’s New Sci-Fi Action Spectacle to the Big Screen, August 31st – September 2nd Where Theaters Are Open
BURBANK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In support of theater reopenings, Warner Bros. Pictures is offering moviegoers in select U.S. cities a preview program for the first global release of the summer: Christopher Nolan’s hugely anticipated action spy thriller “Tenet.” “Tenet” Early Access Screenings will begin on August 31st, three days ahead of its official September 3rd domestic release. The announcement was made today by Jeff Goldstein, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Domestic Distribution.
“Tenet” Early Access Screenings will be scheduled on the evenings of August 31st, September 1st and September 2nd, in U.S. markets where theaters are open. Tickets for those shows will go on sale on Friday, August 21st. Go to www.tenetfilm.com for available cities and showtimes.
“Tenet,” which Nolan filmed using a mixture of IMAX® and 70mm film, will be made available in large-format and premium theaters, providing audiences with the most immersive moviegoing experience.
In making the announcement, Goldstein said, “Warner Bros. is proud to support our partners in exhibition as they reopen their doors. And there could be no better film to welcome audiences back to a true big-screen experience than ‘Tenet.’”
So how are early screenings selling? I haven't been keeping up much with the numbers.
It sounds like while other places are selling out, the five different Reno screenings I've purchased tickets for on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 5:00 PM all have barely sold any tickets.
So how are early screenings selling? I haven't been keeping up much with the numbers.
It sounds like while other places are selling out, the five different Reno screenings I've purchased tickets for on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 5:00 PM all have barely sold any tickets.
That's a good deal for you. Hopefully safer environment.
So how are early screenings selling? I haven't been keeping up much with the numbers.
Where I'm at they don't appear to be doing well. I just looked at tickets to see how it's going and there were only two seats taken. Not great news for the film, but good news for me because I won't have to rush to get my tickets when the movie actually comes out.
