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Wednesday 9 September 2026

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Part Three was shot on IMAX 70 mm and locked a three-week IMAX windowPart Three was shot on IMAX 70 mm and locked a three-week IMAX windowScott’s Nostromo is still the most convincing workplace in spaceScott’s Nostromo is still the most convincing workplace in spacePart Three dropped new footage as IMAX tickets went up in AugustPart Three dropped new footage as IMAX tickets went up in August The Gold StandardVilleneuve’s 2049 still treats light as a building materialVilleneuve’s 2049 still treats light as a building materialPart Three’s December window is a palace date, not a pile-onPart Three’s December window is a palace date, not a pile-onPart Two opened 1 March 2024 and made the sand couturePart Two opened 1 March 2024 and made the sand coutureDune: Part Three is dated 18 December 2026Dune: Part Three is dated 18 December 2026
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