[Smithy]

A scream

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Scarlett.

I wonder if this will be Daniel Craig's last?

This guy has been talking about quitting since he started practically, so I'll believe it when I see it .

Didn't Craig also say a while ago that he's not enjoying it as much, think he annoyed a few fans especially the guy's who idolise Bond who wish they were him .

[LaLaLand]

It's a wise decision really. They don't want a movie of this franchise and calibre to do poor business, particularly with it heavily rumoured to be Craig's swan song.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

source?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-51744374

[arista]

So it opens on Thursday 12th of November

[Tony Montana]

Shame, I was so hyped for it. A wise choice though.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by MB.

Billie Eilish: **** my drag, right?

She could win an oscar for the song now though.

[arista]

[Tony Montana]

Youtube video

[LukeB]

Delayed again til next year https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a3...yed-2021-bond/

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

She could win an oscar for the song now though.

not the best original song at the 2022 Oscars being released in February 2020

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

She could win an oscar for the song now though.

Why was she my first thought the theme song coming out 14 months before the film

[Shaun]

can't even edit the title with the new release date, it's been that farcical

[arista]

Originally Posted by Shaun

can't even edit the title with the new release date, it's been that farcical

Ask James
to assist.



Bond film No Time To Die has been pushed back to April 2021




Sad as most of it recorded last year.

[arista]

Now Delayed until
October - 2021


They Owners of the Film signed a letter
to get British Cinema working again,
which is why the refuse to put it
online pay feed.


BBCnewsHD Live

[arista]

Originally Posted by arista

Blood on James Bonds Face.




[New Bond film gives ancient Italian town Ł10m boost
Matera, which is "over the moon about Bond", is hosting hundreds of cast, crew and extras and expecting a tourist bonanza.]

https://news.sky.com/story/new-bond-...boost-11806794

Sept 2019
The Film nearly concluded
Pre-Covid

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

Now Delayed until
October - 2021


They Owners of the Film signed a letter
to get British Cinema working again,
which is why the refuse to put it
online pay feed.


BBCnewsHD Live

good, not interested in this at all so i don't care

[Vanessa]

I don't mind waiting for it.
I always prefer to watch Bond movies at the cinema.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

good, not interested in this at all so i don't care

Its a Great Film
All UK Cinema's need it.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

Its a Great Film
All UK Cinema's need it.

no

they could've just released it you know, on a streaming service

but no those producers need to be stuck up and think cinema's can show new movies again soon (which they can't until 2025 for sure)

[Jarrod]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no

they could've just released it you know, on a streaming service

but no those producers need to be stuck up and think cinema's can show new movies again soon (which they can't until 2025 for sure)

Producers aren't being "stuck up" - cinemas are a massive source of income for film studios and if you can't screen those movies in there, it takes a box office knock. British Cinema alone contributed Ł14.7 Billion in 2017 to the economy, so I can understand why these films are being delayed. It's a valued industry that needs all the help it can get when it eventually re-opens, much like theatre.

The last James Bond film gathered Ł40 Million in its first weekend alone, so. would gather this new film will perform in a similar way.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Jarrod

Producers aren't being "stuck up" - cinemas are a massive source of income for film studios and if you can't screen those movies in there, it takes a box office knock. British Cinema alone contributed Ł14.7 Billion in 2017 to the economy, so I can understand why these films are being delayed. It's a valued industry that needs all the help it can get when it eventually re-opens, much like theatre.

no

cinema is dead nowadays

[Jarrod]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no

cinema is dead nowadays

You must be fun at parties.

Cinema revenue contributes to the creation of new films - not just for theatres but for streaming services as well. So without that money, nothing can be funded and your streaming services will die.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Jarrod

You must be fun at parties.

Cinema revenue contributes to the creation of new films - not just for theatres but for streaming services as well. So without that money, nothing can be funded and your streaming services will die.

i've never been to parties


okay you've won me over now


didn't know cinema's were still that important i mean i didn't know all of that before now

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no

they could've just released it you know, on a streaming service

but no those producers need to be stuck up and think cinema's can show new movies again soon (which they can't until 2025 for sure)

They have done a Deal with Cinemas
No streaming it.