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Cliff Booth film: Brad Pitt IMAX tickets on sale, Netflix date confirmed

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Updated · First published 3 Nov 2026

Tickets are on sale for The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth, the David Fincher film starring Brad Pitt and written by Quentin Tarantino. It plays only in IMAX cinemas for two weeks from Wednesday 25 November before landing on Netflix just before Christmas.

🎬 The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth
🎟️ IMAX tickets on sale now
📅 In IMAX from Wednesday 25 November, for two weeks
📺 On Netflix from Wednesday 23 December
🇬🇧 24 UK IMAX screens, including BFI IMAX London
🔞 Rated 18, runtime 141 minutes

What is the Cliff Booth film about?

It follows on from Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood (2019). It is now 1977, eight years later, and Brad Pitt’s stuntman Cliff Booth is working as a fixer for Hollywood’s rich and famous. Netflix sums it up as: “Murder, blackmail, theft, extortion — just another summer in Hollywood.”

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David Fincher directs from Tarantino’s script. Brad Pitt is joined by Elizabeth Debicki, Scott Caan, Carla Gugino, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Peter Weller.

Where can I see it in IMAX in the UK?

The film is showing at 24 IMAX venues in the UK: 19 ODEON cinemas plus the BFI IMAX in London and Glasgow Science Centre, according to What’s on Netflix. No Cineworld or Vue screens are on the list. Worldwide, it will play at more than 500 IMAX cinemas in around 55 countries.

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In London, the obvious place to see it is the BFI IMAX at Waterloo. Prices vary by cinema, so check the BFI or ODEON websites.

When is it on Netflix?

After its two-week IMAX run, the film streams on Netflix from Wednesday 23 December.

Sources: Netflix Tudum, What’s on Netflix, Bleeding Cool, National Science and Media Museum. Photo: Mark Kobayashi-Hillary / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.

Written by: Energy Radio Newsroom