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I just saw a Facebook ad for this and literally thought I was going insane.
This is criminal! Too soon!
HD pirated copies will be available two days before its Australian release. It doesn’t make any sense. Just wait another 14 days to put it on demand.
https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/no-time-to-die/umc.cmc.1sk81aco37s8f5grnjp6ydqad?utm_campaign=26727613&utm_source=4052411&utm_medium=319216193&utm_content=156618656&dclid=CjkKEQjwrJOMBhCr9s_JkpXZnI0BEiQAW9MjopLAkk5Vbjf1GRbT558mB_y24yhpKktJzqvdO_IXJC3w_wcB
Also spotted this on Facebook
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Guess I'm just the perfect target audience for a Bond ad when I randomly logged on then lol
I'm at four currently, but I intend to see it one or two times more. Are you done for now, or are you aiming at ten? ;)
I'll break down to watch at home for $25 or $29 before I can buy it... I saw NTTD 2x in IMAX and 2x in standard... IMAX makes all difference in world. And since I can't see it in IMAX anymore, I'm cool with it seeing it at home asap. The standard screens, one in particular was so dim lit and not as focused in shots, sucks to see it that way after IMAX... theaters are digging their own grave.
How will this work?
I will say that my experience with the AVX screen at Yorkdale for viewing #8 was easily the worst of the lot as far as both sound and picture are concerned. It wasn't so much as to undermine the entire film or anything, but it was a noticeable drop-off.
They make you rent it (for free), but I guess for tracking purposes... then it's a 5 min clip at Safin's base with Bond making his way up the stairs shooting everyone
One of the best parts of the movie, and a scene from the finale? Bold of them. I might have to check this out.
To be fair, F9 was also released in this manner. I don’t think this is unprecedented. EON just didn’t go the Nolan hardliner route of cinema only for six months.
It "feels right" and just the way a Bond movie normally does at home :-)
That's crazy - especially when I think back 20 years ago to watching Disney and Pixar films at the cinema and then having to wait at least 6 months for them to come out on VHS and how long that felt to me! 😄
In all honesty the surprise here is the 30 day window for PVOD, instead of 45...of imagine the latter will be the absolute earliest the UK gets it (Nov 14). And that EON was happy to do any sort of early Premium VOD.
Then we'll have the physical release and regular priced VOD for Xmas pretty much globally, then any subscription streaming (the first "Pay 1" window - current US deal is Epix and Paramount+, UK is Sky Cinema...or if Amazon purchase goes through by then, maybe Prime Video in some places already) next spring.
And aside from Tenet and M Night's Old, pretty much every film during this period that's had a theatrical exclusive at first, has had this early "premium" release in the US. And to add, as for why this has been kept so low key - the agreements with cinemas that allow MGM to release on PVOD after 30/45 or less days (as opposed to regular VOD/Blu-ray after 90) actually often stipulate that they can't advertise the availability at home very far in advance, so they keep pushing people towards the theatrical release only for as long as possible.