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If they really had mulitple endings prepared then they clearly went with the one that made the most sense for the movie itself rather than the one that would make most sense for the franchise going forward. Just add a scene where Bond somehow surviv…
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Judging by how the last year went, Fall release would imply going all in on the vaccine working and making a difference. July/August were probably the months that allowed the most freedom but by October we were all locked down basically, in one way …
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Having a new game is incredible as itself. What's even more significant for me is that they actually did not give up on the gaming completely. The market screamed for some kind of a Bond copycat of "Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes" for mobile and free to…
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Well obviously this thread is about Bond going to streaming permanently in some capacity. However, the reported deals were for No Time To Die only so I don't really understand the media pushback just yet. Funnily enough the deal falling throuh might…
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Would make sense considering that apparently the whole push for November release was MGM trying to force the issue against Danjaq and Universal, with that failing they could decided to just get rid of the rights they have to the movie itself and mak…
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I have that awful feeling that if Mission Impossible would decide to go to streaming we would hear a lot about new visionary approach and them "going with times" but since it's Bond...
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Oh yeah, didn't mean to say that's exactly how they would do it, just wanted to describe the idea. All they would have to do is announce the date when the movie drops on their platform and then talk to universal about their price. If they would do i…
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antovolk wrote: » I still find it hard to believe Apple or Amazon or Netflix would consider just the U.S. rights for this. Apple is the most likely of the three to, but these platforms due to their global presence will want the world. The only one…
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antovolk wrote: » "Deadline hears none of the streamers was willing to put up more than half that amount [600m], and franchise controller Eon and principal producer Barbara Broccoli nixed the deal and might have been surprised negotiations were ta…
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » I will say, most people do not have an Apple TV, so I’m guessing most people who watch NTTD if it goes to Apple will be seeing it on their phone, computer or iPad. Not sure how you all feel about this I am pretty sure …
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » RedNine wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Unless it’s the US, where the pandemic is much worse and people are too scared to go. Yes, performance of one movie that opened with major theatrical markets being c…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Unless it’s the US, where the pandemic is much worse and people are too scared to go. Yes, performance of one movie that opened with major theatrical markets being closed is perfectly fine indicator of people's atti…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » RedNine wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » It's unfortunate that a narrative is being pushed that puts the blame at any one film's feet. Not unfortunate, just ridiculous. People not g…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » It's unfortunate that a narrative is being pushed that puts the blame at any one film's feet. Not unfortunate, just ridiculous. People not going to the cinema is what will eventually kill …
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writer5150 wrote: » So, RedNine, 90% of the planet feels it's safe. How did that work out for Tenet? I would think it's closer to theaters were open in most areas of the world but not everyone came back to theaters; perhaps THEY personally did fe…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Missing the point, again - it is obviously not safe enough if they're still closed in those cities. Personal experiences in the UK, Poland, Germany, wherever....don't change that. If 90% of the world deems something…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » If only it were safe enough to do so. It is, that's why they are open in many other parts of the world
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Well, a lot of people put it on the governments to support the cinemas but I am not sure if that's entirely fair. It's not like this is a business that can't work under the pandemic, there are proper protocols in place, their problem is lack of cont…
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Since62 wrote: » Are these enough to generate box office numbers like the last few Bond films ? The producers, distributors and so on with a financial interest in this film seem to think not. Well, that's exactly the problem that needs solvi…
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Personally, I think that Bond is being rightfully criticised here. If you don't want the blame in a situation like that then don't go full on with marketing every day reminding you that the movie is in the cinemas, this November, with articles being…
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AstonLotus wrote: » I dont buy that people are not going to the theaters.That chinese film The Eight Hundred has made a killing worldwide with over 400 million in the bank and Tenet has made as of today over 300 million.Is that what WB wants? No,b…
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Actually one more thing that strike me about this announcement is that we spent last few weeks talking about potential reasons why they were still going forward with the marketing for November despite everyone else delaying their movies and came up …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » RedNine wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Fan entitlement has gone rampant. Fans are mad that the movie from their favourite franchise got delayed for the 4th time after being fed for few weeks with new mate…
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Univex wrote: » Is it safe to assume someone has come back under a different alias? Same vitriolic rhetoric agains the Broccoli and all. With all due respect I think that criticising producers for failing to meet the dates, taking ages to p…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Fan entitlement has gone rampant. Fans are mad that the movie from their favourite franchise got delayed for the 4th time after being fed for few weeks with new material claiming November date is happening, last bei…
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mtm wrote: » RedNine wrote: » mtm wrote: » RedNine wrote: » I think it's just another proof that, while I appreciate what Michael and Barbara did for Bond during their tenure, they just aren't great at producing movies of this size. Th…
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mtm wrote: » RedNine wrote: » I think it's just another proof that, while I appreciate what Michael and Barbara did for Bond during their tenure, they just aren't great at producing movies of this size. This delay is just another symptom of th…
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I think it's just another proof that, while I appreciate what Michael and Barbara did for Bond during their tenure, they just aren't great at producing movies of this size. This delay is just another symptom of their shortcomings in this regard- the…
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I would really love to know what lead the person that made the decision to greenlight the DHL commercial that dropped this morning, surely they didn't make the decision in those few hours after it dropped ?
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It's so dumb, they just had released another commercial today with DHL, had music video yesterday and now they are delaying, it's like they are just playing along as it is, no plan just see what happens.
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