If Interstellar is a success on IMAX in the US, would it be re-released in India?
In honor of the film’s tenth anniversary, Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar was re-released in theaters. Paramount and IMAX took advantage of the increasing demand for the science fiction film by increasing the number of domestic screens to 320 this weekend. They were able to make $3.5 million domestically and $3.75 million internationally as a result.
With $10.8 million in earnings after 10 days, the re-release is currently the highest-grossing re-release ever. The film’s lifetime global total has risen to Rs $132.3 million thanks to the re-release, making it the eighth highest-grossing IMAX release ever.
Due to the increased demand for the film, secondary market ticket prices rose to $215, making it difficult for fans to secure a seat. 166 theaters around the US hosted the film’s first showing, but producers were forced to add more because of the overwhelming demand. The 70mm screening at IMAX sold out in a matter of minutes.
Will India see another release of Interstellar?
Interstellar missed its IMAX re-release in India despite tremendous demand worldwide because Pushpa 2, starring Allu Arjun, took over all Indian IMAX screens in December. In just 12 days after its release, the film starring Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna made over Rs 1414 crore worldwide, giving it an incredible run throughout the nation.
Due to “Pushpa 2: The Rule,” Interstellar was not re-released in India, which has angered some Nolan fans. The science fiction film Interstellar will probably be re-released in India in early 2025, which is fantastic news for all enthusiasts.
Christopher Nolan discusses the success of Interstellar’s ten-year re-release in an interview with the Associated Press. “I was just so gratified by the response,” he remarked. When people react to your work at any time, it’s quite exciting. However, to have new viewers arrive and enjoy it as we had originally envisioned it on the large IMAX screens—and especially on those IMAX film prints—ten years later? Seeing that it still has vitality is quite satisfying.
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