Fast X Advance booking for ‘Fast X’ opens 3 months in advance
Mumbai: Universal Pictures’ ‘Fast X’ the 10th installment in the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise sets a record ahead of its release.
Adding a new accolade to its name, the advance booking for ‘Fast X’ has opened three months in advance which is a first for any studio. Due to the overwhelming response that the trailer received garnering 23 million views so far in India, Universal Pictures is leaving no stone unturned to raise the bar of excitement among the fans by giving them a unique first-time opportunity of booking the ticket almost 90 days in advance.
“PVR is synonymous with quality and offering innovative unique movie watching experience to our patrons. With each instalment Universal Pictures, has been increasing the audience base and popularity of the longest running movie franchise. Together, PVR and Universal celebrates this audience love and are proud to open bookings three months in advance. May 19th just got a lot more festive. The 10th instalment promises to take the franchise to another level,” said Kamal Gianchandani - CEO PVR Pictures.
The pre-booking for ‘Fast X’ is now available across the country in various formats in select PVR and Inox cinemas in IMAX and 4DX with more cinemas and formats to follow.
‘Fast X’ is scheduled to hit the theatres on May 19, and will be releasing in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu. Vin Diesel, Jason Momoa, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Christopher Bridges, Nathalie Emmanuel, Jordana Brewster, John Cena, are some of the names of the returning actors who feature in the movie.
(With UNI inputs)
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