Deadline reports that Regal and Cinemark will not show Netflix’s Quentin Tarantino‑penned follow‑up ‘The Further Mis‑Adventures of Cliff Booth’, starring Brad Pitt, when it opens on Wednesday, Nov. 25, because the film is receiving a two‑week exclusive run in IMAX.
Why it matters
Brad Pitt fans will have to wait for the IMAX exclusive or other venues, as the new film won’t be available at Regal or Cinemark at its launch.
Key facts
- The film is a Netflix release.
- It is a follow‑up to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
- Regal and Cinemark are the No. 2 and No. 3 exhibitors that won’t play it.
- The movie opens on Wednesday, Nov. 25.
- It will have a two‑week exclusive run in IMAX.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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