Definitely not D+.
I wouldn't be surprised if they moved Mulan, but doing that and Black Widow might be way too big a blow to their earnings projections. I guess maybe if FF9 ends up moving, they could push Widow closer to Memorial Day weekend.
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'No Time To Die' theatrical release delayed until November 2020
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I wouldn't be surprised if they moved Mulan, but doing that and Black Widow might be way too big a blow to their earnings projections. I guess maybe if FF9 ends up moving, they could push Widow closer to Memorial Day weekend.
Releasing Mulan now would be even more of a blow to their earning projections.
If this thing really takes root, and theaters dwindle in attendance and things are shut down... gotta imagine that we'll see the speed of direct to home purchases magically appear.
$30-$40 to stream a new movie... these movie studios have to recoup their investments.
$30-$40 to stream a new movie... these movie studios have to recoup their investments.
I understand why they delayed it. sucks to see it, but I get it.
I hope that Regal honors my Marathon ticket I bought last night.
I hope that Regal honors my Marathon ticket I bought last night.
Disney is gonna pull the trigger on Mulan. Not just because of China (though that's the biggest reason) but I also think they might want re-market the film since the buzz if pretty dead right now.
This decision was made because of business reasons. Not because big studio execs are suddenly concerned about their audiences health.
Regal's website still lists April times, but you can't purchase tickets anymore. Guess they're doing maintenance right now to remove the times.
Streaming doesn't generate revenue for a movie. Disney putting Mulan and Black Widow on Disney+ first would make no sense from a financial standpoint.
Just finished listening to the Kinda Funny guys review Shazam and they said the next films were the Craig Bond ones, assuming you lead up to this movie. Crazy it's going to get delayed for that long but they wanna make as much as possible and no way they can't now with Corona spreading.
The delay is unfortunate, but sensible.
Also, let's be real..... 7 of the past 8 (and now 8 of the past 9 with NTTD sliding) Bond films have dropped in North America in November (and the outlier, TND, dropped in December). There's a comfort there. When I think Bond, I think November.
Also, let's be real..... 7 of the past 8 (and now 8 of the past 9 with NTTD sliding) Bond films have dropped in North America in November (and the outlier, TND, dropped in December). There's a comfort there. When I think Bond, I think November.
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I wonder if the film was done, or if it needed more work and this was the perfect excuse to give it a little more time in the oven. It's been a rough production...
If it was done and ready to screen, they should either dump it on digital or I hope it leaks. Waiting until November will be excruciating
If it was done and ready to screen, they should either dump it on digital or I hope it leaks. Waiting until November will be excruciating
Glad they delayed it but they should also change the title. "No Time to Die" is probably most offensive title a Bond movie has had giventhe current pandemic situation.
That is a big delay.
Obviously the Virus is an issue but this massive delay makes me wonder if they are also concerned about certain elements of the movie now (like the new female 007 character) after the majority of audiences didn't go to watch Birds of Prey, which bombed hard.
Wouldn't surprise me to hear about reshoots happening at some point. There has already been some backlash over those things, and Birds of Prey might have them more worried now.
Obviously the Virus is an issue but this massive delay makes me wonder if they are also concerned about certain elements of the movie now (like the new female 007 character) after the majority of audiences didn't go to watch Birds of Prey, which bombed hard.
Wouldn't surprise me to hear about reshoots happening at some point. There has already been some backlash over those things, and Birds of Prey might have them more worried now.
When I bought my tickets I actually said to myself "well if the worlds ending at least I get to see one last Bond film!"
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Bro they not about to cut women out of the movie cuz nobody cared about a suicide squad spin off lmao
Not saying I agree with it, or they should be cut out, I've no issue personally with a female 007 but they might want to reshoot things to make sure they are done in the best possible way.
Harley Quinn is an extremely popular DC character and if they can't get fans in cinema's to see her movie, then MGM might be worried about having a female 007 now, especially after they have already had some backlash from certain fans about the topic.
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Sometimes you can have a rough week or two in life and you look forward to the little things like the long overdue sequel to one of your favorite franchises. You are already a little tense because of the virus on top of that, but this would have been a way to forget about that for awhile.
And then it gets delayed 7 months.
And then it gets delayed 7 months.
Frustrating as the movie's finished and I already booked tickets. I'm guessing this move was centered more around the press tour aspect? Annoying that they're gonna lock the movie in a vault for 7 months rather than release it to territories that are relatively unaffected by the virus. I don't need my cute YouTube videos of the cast in London; just gimme the damn film.
And the Corona brand is prominently featured
Don't worry he can promote the home video release of Knives Out instead
Some people here are floating that but the movie seems to be shaping up to be a killer finale for Craig.
I must of had my head in the sand, has there been bad buzz about this film?
I saw a report that it is actually good, but maybe that was before some of the rewrites occurred.
I saw a report that it is actually good, but maybe that was before some of the rewrites occurred.
I mean I'm pretty excited for it and only qualm is that it's like a direct sequel to Spectre which I don't even remember.
The film has been picture locked for a while, this is purely down to them worrying about box office.