No Time To Die (2020 Bond film)

[jye4ever]

Savage

True

Savage

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Savage

True

Savage

 

[jye4ever]

This also happened in 2020:

Rick Moranis got sucked punched by a POS!

RICK MORANIS!

2020 has to be hell lol

 

[Wor-Gar]

It's the perfect theme for 2020. It's pointless and forgettable.

I haven't heard it yet but I get that exact feeling.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

 

[jye4ever]

 

[Wor-Gar]

Never Say Never Once Again

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

With all the delays, they could replace the theme with a better one and no one would even notice.

 

[Ropen]

Well, There won?t be movie theaters to see them in next year, good riddance to 2021.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/n...theater-venues-following-no-time-to-die-delay

Welcome our VOD overlords


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[jye4ever]

With all the delays, they could replace the theme with a better one and no one would even notice.

Yes to this!

YES dammit!!!

 

[Johnny Utah]

Streaming is the future across the board. Studios like Universal saw this and released the Invisible Man 4 weeks after its cinema release. Same for Bill and Ted 3 - I watched it at home and it was great. The Bond producers are just greedy and dumb as ****.

 

[Wor-Gar]

I agree.

 

[The Buffinator]

Streaming is the future across the board. Studios like Universal saw this and released the Invisible Man 4 weeks after its cinema release. Same for Bill and Ted 3 - I watched it at home and it was great. The Bond producers are just greedy and dumb as ****.

Well, I doubt that either of those movies cost $250 Million to make, so the studio isn't losing nearly as much money on those as they would on this one. It would seem they're not quite ready to swallow that much red ink on one of their tentpole franchise films.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

Invisible Man was on track to make zero money and Bill & Ted 3 had zero chance by releasing right in the middle of the lockdowns

 

[jye4ever]

Streaming is the future across the board. Studios like Universal saw this and released the Invisible Man 4 weeks after its cinema release. Same for Bill and Ted 3 - I watched it at home and it was great. The Bond producers are just greedy and dumb as ****.

Umm streaming platform has existed for years now the studios ALREADY take full advantage of post theatrical distribution from digital purchases before physical media, digital rentals then streaming and network tv ancillary.

You make it sound like streaming is something new.

The studios want BOTH theatrical AND post theatrical profits WHY should they settle just for one especially since you are asking them to rely on the one that makes them less money.

That is unless you are saying you no longer want to see 300 million dollar blockbusters anymore if that is the case then sure the studios would love to make you Netflix quality movies.

 

[ZE_501]

All of this seems to be assuming this is now a permanent status quo. While possible, it's by no means guaranteed. Let's make a middle of the road projection:

• Vaccines in testing phase right now turn out to be effective by late Spring of 2021. Not a silver bullet like everyone would like, more like a seasonal flu shot.
• The public (who already have cabin fever and don't like staying home and away from each other) goes nuts in jubilation and goes OUT.
• The movie-going experience changes thanks to the pandemic spanking, but returns in some form to entice a whole lotta bored people back.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Streaming and endless "content." Pearl Jam predicted our future and it's scary.

 

[Ropen]

They are flexing at this point!! Here comes netflix and Apple TV + to the rescue!!!

https://twitter.com/DrewMcWeeny/status/1319422365378359296

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

They are flexing at this point!! Here comes netflix and Apple TV + to the rescue!!!

Big meh

 

[The Buffinator]

Nothing new to report on the actual film but in movie adjacent news, Ana de Armas came to her senses and dumped Ben Affleck. 2021 is looking up!