@rogers_jamieUPDATE: The BFI IMAX opened over 80 screenings for pre-sales between DEC 15 - JAN 07 to attend the insane demand for DunePartThree tickets, doing their best to accommodate 5 screenings per day including midnight screenings, to make sure everyone in the queue gets to book it today. Even so, best seats in most screenings are already gone, several screenings close to sell out. Even the currently last screening on JAN 07 is moments away from selling out. And we are still almost 60 days away from the opening. And as always, BFI IMAX tickets are not refundable and cost £23.50-£30.00 ($31.70-$40.50), and even so thousands of people are willing to book them almost two months, for holiday season when no one can predict their own schedule haha, and before a single soul has seen the actual film. It’s literally TheOdyssey phenomenon all over again.

@rogers_jamieUPDATE: The BFI IMAX opened over 80 screenings for pre-sales between DEC 15 - JAN 07 to attend the insane demand for DunePartThree tickets, doing their best to accommodate 5 screenings per day including midnight screenings, to make sure everyone in the queue gets to book it today. Even so, best seats in most screenings are already gone, several screenings close to sell out. Even the currently last screening on JAN 07 is moments away from selling out. And we are still almost 60 days away from the opening. And as always, BFI IMAX tickets are not refundable and cost £23.50-£30.00 ($31.70-$40.50), and even so thousands of people are willing to book them almost two months, for holiday season when no one can predict their own schedule haha, and before a single soul has seen the actual film. It’s literally TheOdyssey phenomenon all over again.