seat.movie.com
seat.movie.com did not resolve in a Google Public DNS check on November 14, 2026, and no live ticket-booking page or redirect could be verified. The lookup returned NXDOMAIN, meaning the exact hostname was not found in public DNS at the time of the check.
What does the Movie.com registration tell us?
Movie.com, the parent domain, is still registered. Verisign’s registry record dates its registration to February 2, 1996, but that date does not establish when the “seat” subdomain appeared or whether it ever hosted a public service.
The Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine availability check returned no snapshot for seat.movie.com. That leaves its past use and operator unverified. The DNS result describes its current public availability, not whether an earlier site shut down.
Is seat.movie.com the same as seats.movie?
No. Seats.movie, with a plural “seats” and no “.com,” is a separate address. Its terms describe a free cinema seat guide that uses BookMyShow listings and seat availability to help people choose where to sit.
The guide estimates viewing angles and distances from seat layouts. It does not sell tickets itself, so the final seat availability and price are confirmed on BookMyShow when booking.