It’s not fictional the timestamps are accurate.I'm even more excited now to see it, I know that is fictional but I bet he fucks good
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not listen to him, in his bio he wrote he's from florida... florida is very known for sending his liars (ron depandemonium im talking to you)
The online screening is sold out…so dumb…one of you have to share the nude scenes hehe
It's been sold out a while ago
When I tried to buy mine, It was impossibleIs like, they give codes to access an Internet room, where you can see the movie but no speak to others.
I think is like that.
There is no reason for this movie to be so damn exclusive
It's a Sundance movie for studios to purchase and it's doing pretty good, it's the only movie than in less than 24 hours were receiving calls to buy it
While few Sundance films are finding distributors out of this year’s festival, Ankler Executive Editor @alisonbrower found a bright spot popular among critics and audiences: the Dylan O’Brien-led dark comedy Twinless. Full episode: theankler.com/p/sundance-jen…
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Obviously but why would there be no tickets if it's online. That doesn't make any sense. There's no seating at an actual theatre.
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Twinless (2025) - Parents guide - IMDb here's the ratings of the movie though, the sexuality is moderate, so not expect dylan going hardcore
Sundance limits tickets for virtual screenings for several key reasons:
1. Exclusive & Theatrical Feel
Even though the screenings are online, Sundance wants to replicate the exclusivity of an in-person festival, creating a sense of urgency and prestige.
2. Filmmaker & Distributor Agreements
Many films have restrictions set by distributors, producers, or studios, limiting how many people can view them online to protect future sales and distribution deals.
3. Piracy Concerns
Virtual screenings increase the risk of piracy. By limiting the audience, Sundance reduces potential leaks before official theatrical or streaming releases.
4. Geo-Restrictions & Rights Issues
Some films have region-based distribution agreements, meaning they can only be shown to a limited audience in specific locations.
5. Better Audience Engagement
A capped audience allows for a more curated experience, including live Q&As and discussions that feel intimate and interactive rather than overwhelming.
