Due to TREMENDOUS public demand, 2:00 am show of F1: The Movie in Eros IMAX Mumbai; 100+ shows of Jurassic World: Rebirth added on Saturday

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The first quarter of the year hasn’t been great for Hollywood but since May, its films have been excelling at the ticket window. Last week’s F1: The Movie is rock-steady at the box office despite screen-sharing issues and competition from new releases. There’s an insane demand to watch the film in IMAX due to which its shows ran with excellent occupancy even on the weekdays in the 33 IMAX centres of India. Looking at this response, the management of Eros IMAX in Mumbai have decided to play a post-midnight show. On Saturday and Sunday this week, a 2:05 am show of F1: The Movie was played in the South Mumbai standalone IMAX theatre. As per sources, the show was also played at the same time in the previous weekend. Despite the unearthly hour, the bookings have been great. When Bollywood Hungama had a look at the occupancy of the 2:05 am show of July 5 at 11:00 pm on July 5, more than 50% of the show was full and seats were filling fast. On the other hand, Jurassic World: Rebirth, which ...
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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever wraps up filming in Puerto Rico

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The sequel to the Black Panther starring Letitia Wright, has completed its filming process, and now it's time to polish it for its premiere. Now we can breathe a sigh of relief after the filming of Black Panther 2, it shooting, and even a thousand and one issues with its main character, Letitia Wright, has concluded its filming on location in Puerto Rico. The injury of the aforementioned Wright was a real ordeal for the production of the feature film, and the pandemic has not helped the work to develop normally either. However, now all that remains is for Wakanda Forever to go through a post-production process so that it arrives polished and with all the visual effects that the House of Ideas has accustomed us to. If all goes well and no new problems with editing are found, and therefore reshoots and others have to start, Black Panther 2 should be released on November 22. In other words, towards the end of the year, we will be able to see What happened to Wakanda and how this branch is growing inside UCM after the death of Chadwick Bosman The Marvel that's on the way Before this feature film, we will have the Moon Knight series on the Disney+ platform, the premiere of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and the arrival of Thor: Love and Thunder in theaters. For now, this film has not shown any teaser or trailer and was recently reshooting scenes with Christian Bale, who plays Gorr the Butcher God. Also, remember that it has also been confirmed that Marvel is working on a Nova series or movie. This new cosmic superhero will have a special relationship with Guardians of the Galaxy and with Thor above. Phase 4 and the current universe are on fire without the need to have the original Avengers as a flag.  

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