No Time To Die LogoVal Morgan have reported that pre-sales for No Time To Die have topped forecast figures, ahead of the films Australian release on Thursday, 11 November, 2021.

As of the end of October 2021, the pre-sale figures for No Time To Die are already three times ahead of the total SPECTRE (2015) pre-sales after only ten days, and 1.8 times ahead of Skyfall (2012) pre-sales over a comparable time.

Pre-sales are also exceeding that of other comparable blockbusters, with the film already taking over double the cumulative first four day pre-sale figures of Wonder Woman 1984, which was released in cinemas on Boxing Day 2020.

To meet the projected demand, standard screenings of No Time To Die are already scheduled at all-time highs with extra screenings planned to be added to cinema programs in the lead up to the films release.

There is also high demand for private bookings and premium cinema experiences, with many opening week sessions booking out well in advance of the films release.

Guy Burbidge, Managing Director of Val Morgan, says “The solid pre-sale numbers we’ve seen across the nations’ cinemas are a clear indication of the demand for ‘Bond: No Time To Die’, and for cinema experiences as we enter these key summer months.

Confidence has officially been restored in the highly engaging and unparalleled advertising environment that cinema offers, and we already have a range of premium clients within key advertising groups across ‘Bond: No Time To Die’.

We know Australian audiences and fans have been waiting in anticipation for this moment. ‘Bond: No Time To Die’ will be the #1 must-see cinematic moment of the year and sets us up for a very strong November and December with the release of ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’, ‘Dune’, ‘The Boss Baby 2’, ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ and ‘Sing 2’ to name a few.

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