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Think this is the key, AU/NZ's zero tolerance puts them in a strange position compared to the rest of the markets. They'd be foolish to let them dictate actions.
But this won't stop certain blogs from fear mongering!
The zero-approach seems to have been thrown out the window by the NSW premier, hence why we're in this mess.
Most of the epidemiological reports I read a few weeks ago, said with 80% (we were barely at 60% then) compliance of social distancing etc., lockdowns would need to in place until at least Nov, and the situation has gotten much worse since than then.
Which makes a Nov release date seem rather optimistic.
Hopefully that'll put all cancelation concerns to rest.
And on my birthday too. Too bad I don't live in England.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/no-time-to-die-bond-25-delayed-australia-covid-delta-1235000521/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
Oh this is beautiful
I am 100% adamant that nowhere in the United States will lockdown as the government has, more or less, given up on any COVID stuff.
Bad in every way, but at least as the world burns I can watch Bond.
I highly highly doubt there will be any large scale closures in the U.S. anywhere near what we saw last year. Not to get too political but the recent debacle in Afghanistan has the current administration on the ropes with their approvals sinking so they won't want to do anything more to piss people off for the time being.
I could be wrong but I just don't see it. Mask mandates and vaccine requirements are becoming more commonplace here but even in my very "progressive" area people are still flocking to sold out concerts and sports games and such.
Bush got us into Afghanistan. Biden is getting us out. It's an unwinnable war/occupation/failed nation-building exercise.
The restrictions depend on the state. New York requires masks for movie theaters. Texas does not.
Not 2022?
Excellent news.
Yes but doing it in a dangerously incompetent and negligent manner which is horrifying much of the world and casting a shadow over his presidency. My point is that the fallout from this will make him more reluctant to cause more harm to his reputation by attempting to enact stricter measures in the U.S. People are simply too fatigued for closures.
Fair point on your second sentence. But Texas is not as much of a revenue source as NYC or California which will require masks and vaccines.
They went there to get Bin Laden really and then got entrenched in a war they couldn't win. All they had to do to reliase that would have been to read some history books of Britain's and the Soviets' interventions in the country.
Skip all posting about war in here!!!!!
Which countries are discussing another lockdown?
EDIT: Just to nitpick as an aside, I think it's strange when articles keep referring to Boyle's film as NTTD and count the original 2019 release date as NTTD original. I think it's pretty clear that Boyle's film would be completely different and that NTTD didn't come to exist until Cary stepped aboard. The only similarity between NTTD and Boyle's film were that they would be the 5th Craig film.
Yeah this idea of CJF — one of the most talented filmmakers today — as some fill-in is kinda bizarre. It became a completely different film!
Not trying to derail the discussion but I am still really curious to learn more about Boyle's film. I'm sure it would've been pretty cool but from everything I read it did not sound fitting as Craig's last film. It sounded like it would have no connection to the prior ones which I do enjoy for this era. Maybe it would have been better coming before Skyfall like another semi-self-contained film but not be the ending.
That's what I've always thought and is why I'm inclined to believe he was let go — not wanting to make it "fit" with CR-SP in the way NTTD clearly looks to fit.