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I'm grasping at straws, heh. I'm not expecting a trailer today if it's already this late, the plan must've changed for whatever reason.

Well, I suppose they still have a little over 2 and a half hours or so on the west coast...

Scrap the evening, going on sale at 12:01am EST on Oct 1

Different source says this is now going on sale in the evening of Oct 1, at around 9pm EST. Another "we shall see" situation.

Hocus Pocus 30th Anniversary tix go on sale Sep 26

And yes, I realize that's weirdly on a Sunday. Flower Moon, also on a Sunday, goes on sale in the evening as I mentioned, likely for a trailer drop? I'm not sure about Freddy, that one goes on sale in the morning. Maybe it just wanted pre-sales running through the entire month of October?

Five Nights at Freddy's on sale Oct 1

Not to be outdone, Journey to Bethlehem is on sale Sep 20

Killers of the Flower Moon tix on sale Sep 24 at the unusual time of 9pm EST

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I've been told the general tix sales may start the same day as the early access after all. We shall see!

No general tix sale date yet, but the early access shows go on sale on Sep 7.

Somewhat surprisingly, Exorcist: Believer just went on sale. Also, as I stated a few posts back, Haunting in Venice went on sale today.

Wanted to make sure I took the time to reply to these, they're both very, very kind, I'm really grateful that people appreciate what I do (and grateful for the people who are kind enough to provide me with the info!) It means the world to me, thank you! Want to also mention that I love all the work from the trackers on this board. I hope anything I can provide helps out!

Well, that's one way to get Creator tickets to sell! Heh.

No Thursday previews for this one.

There's a Jake Johnson/Lonely Island comedy movie that was originally set for a Hulu debut called Self Reliance that seems like it'll be going to theaters in some capacity now, potentially in conjunction with Neon? A theatrical-exclusive trailer is playing before Bottoms at some locations.

Apologies if this is already known, but there will be early access shows for The Creator on Sep 27. I'm keeping an eye out for when they go on sale, should be before general tix if Venice is anything to go by.

They put out the Gran Turismo score early as well. Seems Sony is only OK with CS going out on Friday if it's good. 😒

Haunting in Venice general tix on sale Sep 5. Scratch the Ordinary Angels ticketing date, movie got delayed.

Neither me nor my sources are within AMC’s or Swift’s teams! This was all stuff that was heard through the grapevine, so to speak. I’m an aspiring journalist, stories like these make me feel like I can do well in the field.

This concert film wasn’t going to be officially announced until next Wednesday! When was the last time BOT of all things caused an announcement shift like this? Extremely proud of my sources and myself. This was easily the biggest scoop we’ve uncovered so far.

It Lives Inside and Ordinary Angels are both on sale Sep 6.

I am not sure if this forum knows about this or not yet, my usual go-to guy told me this: Taylor Swift Eras concert film of some sort coming (possibly probably not exclusive to AMC?) on 10/13. Will play for at least 4 weeks, maximum of 26(!) weeks. Same price at every theater: $19.89 for an adult ticket (Yes, the gag you're thinking of is intentional). Child ticket will be $13.13. More info should come out next week, if this is accurate. I've trusted my usual source up 'til now, I'm trusting him here too. EDIT: I can't confirm for certain that it's exclusive to AMC or not, it's possible that it's everywhere. My guy has only been able to state that AMC at least will be playing it. EDIT 2: Not a source of mine, but somebody on Reddit replied to Bob's re-post of this and said it'll be playing at Cinemark as well. I don't know that individual, so take that for what you will.

From what I was able to find, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Big Hero 6, Birds of Prey, The Crow, Deadpool, Dredd, The Mask, Men in Black 1&3, Teen Titans Go to the Movies, TMNT: Mutant Mayhem, and X-Men are all theatrical comic book movies that are under 110 minutes (some are even under 100, 90, even 80) and rated fresh on RT, most being certified fresh. I'll admit that it seems to be the exception and not the rule, so a short runtime for this does give me some pause. However, I've been hoping for the past couple years that these tentpoles would get shorter, so personally I'd be happy with more big movies at shorter runtimes.