Bond delayed again.

[Poppycat]

No time to die release has been pushed back again from November 20 to April 2nd 2021.

I understand they want this to be a cinematic experience rather than release to home audiences, but it's tough making die hard fans wait for a full year and it could have been a great revenue stream if released as a premium buy to the small screen over Christmas.

Maybe, hopefully, we'll be able to visit cinemas in our safe non socially distanced droves by then.

[Eeyore rocks]

It’s also tough for the people that work at the cinema...their days have been greatly reduced, and it was going to get better with the release of Bond. Not now. 😟

[Mrs Red C]

Hope my small local cinema will still be open in April in that case! I won't be going into the major town centre cinema chain to see it.

[wombat girl]

Oh no another 6 months of seeing the same promo for the film I have seen it 20 odd times already at the cinema and as a limitless holder - have no intention of seeing the film I feel it is over hyped. IMO

[megaflyer]

I don’t understand this really - cinemas in London - they are covid safe and not many people go but this wont change for the better come April . They either need to shelve it until covid is over (could be several years) or bite the bullet and realise cinemas will never be the same again.

I honestly think more people will now watch at home in the future and the glee age of leaving home to pile into a cinema is over for good

I really want to see it - as a ardent 007 fan plus part of it was filmed in my old office building and we were working with Daniel and crew over several months (and that made the cut as Seen in the trailer) an many scene filmed where were I live but happy to see it at home rather than risk dived cinema.

[Floridarules]

I was disappointed, but understand. They are a money making enterprise at the end of the day and the money taken would definitely have been affected. Daniel Craig is by far the best Bond (but also very expensive) 😁

[megaflyer]

Cineworld have announced they are closing now thanks to Bond film being delayed - making there staff redundant but hoping they may be able to reopen in the future .

The knock on form this delay is already benign felt the it seem the 2 IMAX in London are saying they will probably be forced to close (One being sold for flats )

Bond may not have a cinema left to play in ...

[megaflyer]

Looks like it may be coming to Netflix or Apple TV according to entertainment news this morning - if MGM can work out a deal (an expensive one no doubt) but good news for us Bond fans

variety/2020/film/news/j...le-1234814809/

[gjdjud]

Originally Posted by megaflyer

Looks like it may be coming to Netflix or Apple TV according to entertainment news this morning - if MGM can work out a deal (an expensive one no doubt) but good news for us Bond fans

variety/2020/film/news/j...le-1234814809/

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How I read that article is that it was looked at but not happening and will be in the cinemas in April. I really hope it gets the chance to go to the cinema. If it gets delayed again then I’m guessing a good chance it could happen.

[megaflyer]

Originally Posted by gjdjud

How I read that article is that it was looked at but not happening and will be in the cinemas in April. I really hope it gets the chance to go to the cinema. If it gets delayed again then I’m guessing a good chance it could happen.

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It is all over the news today even on BBC entertainment and in Daily Mail that it is expected to get released online (I doubt come as will be open fully world wide in April so makes sense)