If they actually confirm "Blade Runner 2049", I'll be there for sure along with an IMAX screening of "North of Superior" at the Cinesphere where this film was first shown.
Mother! comes out in regular theatres on Sept 15, so there's not much incentive to see it at TIFF, unless you really want to see Jennifer Lawrence.
Prices went up by quite a bit last year. I don't know about rush tickets but I saw Arrival, Snowden and Nocturnal Animals last year and they were $60 each. I only go to premieres. It's a fun experience, I have no problem paying those prices for TIFF.Talamasca wrote: ↑ Mother! comes out in regular theatres on Sept 15, so there's not much incentive to see it at TIFF, unless you really want to see Jennifer Lawrence.
Looking at the list of movies, there are only a handful that interest me this year, so I'm a bit disappointed.
Has their Rush ticket pricing changed? Their website says $20 for regular rush, $40 for premium rush, and $48 for gala rush. I thought it was $20 for all screenings, although I can't remember for sure. At any rate, $40-48 to watch a movie is ridiculous, especially in venues like Roy Thompson Hall that are not ideally suited to watching movies, and especially to watch a movie that will be in regular theatres a few weeks later.
I'm gonna assume he will be there. Would love to ask for his autograph to gift to Guillermo del Toro someday. I had a conversation with Guillermo over 5 years during a set visit and I remember Guillermo getting so excited over talking about The Killer. Though I did say to Guillermo that I think A Better Tomorrow is a better film.
john woo is not on the confirmed guest list.tinlun wrote: ↑ I'm gonna assume he will be there. Would love to ask for his autograph to gift to Guillermo del Toro someday. I had a conversation with Guillermo over 5 years during a set visit and I remember Guillermo getting so excited over talking about The Killer. Though I did say to Guillermo that I think A Better Tomorrow is a better film.
It's the NA premiere, not World.tinlun wrote: ↑ I'm gonna assume he will be there. Would love to ask for his autograph to gift to Guillermo del Toro someday. I had a conversation with Guillermo over 5 years during a set visit and I remember Guillermo getting so excited over talking about The Killer. Though I did say to Guillermo that I think A Better Tomorrow is a better film.
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