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Oh, jog on.
Denial is not just a river in Egypt. Rush and Tucker were/are instruments of the Machine to keep Conservatives thinking voting actually matters. Controlled opposition, in other words. They and many others are fakes, millionaires counting their money and with no desire to help the common person.
When the rest of the West becomes like South Africa, and Whites are hunted, targeted, and punished with impunity, you and the rest of the deniers will realize in hindsight I'm right. It's already happening now, in fact.
Bond is just another example of White erasure, the latest in a long line of Western Civilization being rewritten to fit a multiracial agenda intent on destroying the shared culture of white people. I'm Hispanic, so whatever, but you chaps should get your heads on right and start paying attention to what's happening around you.
Back to Bond, shall we?
If it were to break a billion, it is going to need Skyfall-esque reviews, which I think is what caused Spectre to underperform in comparison because a majority of the reviews were less than stellar. I remember people on Facebook asking if Spectre was worth it and alot of people weren't that kind about it.
Yes, it all comes down to what the majority of reviews are saying, be it positive or negative. They either serve to puff the film up and create hype or deflate its changes like a withered balloon. More than that word of mouth (or its equivalent nowadays on social media) is still a big factor in the success of Bond films and for any film in fact. Some things never change in that regard, though technology might. The effect is the same and in fact people's views on the film are disseminated wider than ever before now. It all comes into play in ensuring a film's success or failure.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9541853/Odeon-confirms-vast-majority-cinemas-reopen-17-No-Time-Die-screens.html
Kong: Skull Island (2017)
$168,052,812 Domestic (29.7%)
$398,600,000 International (70.3%)
$566,652,812 Worldwide
Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
$110,500,138 Domestic (28.6%)
$276,100,000 International (71.4%)
$386,600,138 Worldwide
Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/title/tt5034838/?ref_=bo_se_r_1
$90,390,000 Domestic (21.7%)
$325,200,000 International (78.3%)
$415,590,000 Worldwide
For that last one, still in theaters, I note a 26 March release and a $185.5 million gross in China to date.
I think Bond can do okay. Maybe $1 billion okay, something to watch.
Also note, that Godzilla vs. Kong has not been release in Japan as yet.
https://www.scifijapan.com/godzilla-toho/toho-postpones-japanese-theatrical-release-of-godzilla-vs-kong
Also note....I hadn't seen it yet! So that should be good for +$50,000 US :-)
A renewed spike of COVID-19 in Japan is the cause. Hopefully in another week or two, theaters there can re-open.
Nothing new really except for a millisecond from Matera: Bond driving/turning the AM >> cut to old footage >> shooting at baddies in the car on a square