The movie Spider-Man: Brand New Day recorded record-breaking advance ticket sales even before its release, signaling a box office storm.
According to the integrated movie ticketing network, as of 7 a.m. on the 28th, Spider-Man: Brand New Day (director Destin Cretton, distributed by Sony Pictures) recorded 716,139 advance ticket buyers, surpassing a 70% reservation rate. This is the highest among all films released this year.
Earlier, Spider-Man: Brand New Day set the highest simultaneous advance sales in the TomSpa series 10 days before release, then surpassed 300,000 advance ticket sales in the fastest time this year seven days before release, and three days before release it exceeded 500,000 advance ticket sales faster than the 10-million-seller Avatar: The Way of Water, setting new advance ticket records day after day.
In particular, SCREENX advance ticket sales also recorded the highest-ever pre-sale numbers, drawing intense interest even before release. From the early production stage, the film was created as the first Hollywood Shot for SCREENX work in history, with the director, production team and CJ 4DPLEX completing it together with the SCREENX viewing experience in mind. New York skyline and urban landscapes and large-scale action scenes were realized in SCREENX's expanded screen, and through the Shot for SCREENX production method, SCREENX-exclusive framing and direction were incorporated throughout the film to provide a differentiated viewing experience.
Meanwhile, according to CGV on the 28th, SCREENX advance ticket sales for Spider-Man: Brand New Day are approaching about 60,000 tickets, recording the highest advance sales performance among SCREENX releases.
Meanwhile, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is an action blockbuster in which Peter Parker, forgotten by everyone after the Spider-Man: No Way Home incident, faces a mysterious enemy who remembers his identity and, as DNA mutation grants uncontrollable powers, falls into deeper turmoil while fighting new threats to protect his loved ones. It opens domestically on the 29th, earlier than in North America.
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