Even though the movie’s theatrical debut is still more than two weeks away, Twilight is already selling out. Fandango reports that nearly 100 November 21st showings, from Sacramento, California to Gainesville, Florida, are out of tickets.
If you plan to see Twilight opening night with your fellow fangirls, better buy a ticket right now before they’re gone. The film already accounts for 63% of the tickets being sold on Fandango. They’re outpacing Quantum of Solace, which opens in a week, by a huge margin. Bond tickets only account for 6% of pre-sales.
Despite this evidence to the contrary, I’m still not entirely convinced this won’t be another Serenity. Sure, tickets for the movie’s first showings are going fast. They’re probably selling to fangirls, and that should mean a big opening day. Once all of the franchise’s existing fans have seen it though, will anyone else bother? There’s plenty of excitement about this thing out there, but only among pre-existing, hardcore fans. If Serenity proved anything, it’s that devoted fans aren’t enough. Right now, nobody but those fans seems to care about Twilight.
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Even though the movie’s theatrical debut is still more than two weeks away, Twilight is already selling out. Fandango reports that nearly 100 November 21st showings, from Sacramento, California to Gainesville, Florida, are out of tickets.
