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IGotABrudder wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » What can films like Tenet and NTTD do, now that it is starting to become clear that any release strategy (domestic only, foreign only, or staggered) is unlikely to be possible? Well, if no r…
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petergreenhill5 wrote: » I appreciate the plight of the businesses that own cinemas but with a real possibility of a second wave before the end of the year and any reliable, effective vaccine not being available until 2021, a November release date…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » @antovolk don't get me wrong, I would love to see Tenet (and other Hollywood films) open up in Europe, even if the US box office is closed until mid-2021. It is getting quite unnerving that the US's botched Covid-19 respons…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » antovolk wrote: » August 26 international rollout for Tenet close to being locked in https://variety.com/2020/film/global/tenet-release-coronavirus-europe-christopher-nolan-1234715604/ "Exhibitors in the U.K.,…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » @antovolk Several articles have mentioned that WB does not want to release Tenet internationally first if they cannot release it domestically within a 3 weeks gap. If this is correct then WB’s are being very unrealistic in …
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August 26 international rollout for Tenet close to being locked in https://variety.com/2020/film/global/tenet-release-coronavirus-europe-christopher-nolan-1234715604/
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August 26 international rollout for Tenet close to being locked in https://variety.com/2020/film/global/tenet-release-coronavirus-europe-christopher-nolan-1234715604/
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Well we might be in for another formal delay announcement for good now I feel... Paramount's moves here are bold.
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » antovolk wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Jan1985 wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » This latest article from Variety claims that only 20% of the movie theaters around the world are currently open (but has be…
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RogerJonMoorePertwee wrote: » On the other hand there's the Tenet strategy which is where you take the hit on piracy/spoilers/staggered word of mouth and just slowly roll it out as the market reopens. At the moment this is probably the mos…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Jan1985 wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » This latest article from Variety claims that only 20% of the movie theaters around the world are currently open (but has been gradually increasing in recent weeks). It als…
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matt_u wrote: » antovolk wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Assuming EON takes a 'staggered rollout' strategy in November in markets that are open, how much can NTTD realistically do at the box office? In theory in total it could end …
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Assuming EON takes a 'staggered rollout' strategy in November in markets that are open, how much can NTTD realistically do at the box office? In theory in total it could end up being the same as if it wasn't staggere…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » I was wondering if there is any kind of experimenting going on in the release space, at the moment. I don't follow the movie industry close enough, but does anyone here know if there are any movies being released in the…
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CraterGuns wrote: » There's also this (from Variety's article on the TENET delay)... "But Tenet faces a unique caveat in China, the world’s second-largest movie market. Currently, its exhibitors cannot screen movies that exceed two hours in len…
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cooperman2 wrote: » The question is who is going to be the first to jump in and take the risk. I can't at this point see any of the big studios putting their movies out knowing that there is every chance that cinemas could be shut down a week afte…
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Here's the thing about TENET - it seems like it's about to pull the trigger on a staggered release, going international first and then the U.S., which is what a lot of international exhibitors have been crying out for. “We will share a new 2020 …
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The_Return wrote: » I didn't read that article that popped up recently about possible reshoots. The consensus is that it is nonsense, rigth? Corrrect
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MI6 reporting a Summer 2021 move is under consideration, and no PVOD on the table https://twitter.com/jamesbondlive/status/1284007825107120134
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Red_Snow wrote: » Rumor: James Bond’s No Time To Die Film Will Undergo Reshoots To Alter Major Plot Point https://boundingintocomics.com/2020/07/15/rumor-james-bonds-no-time-to-die-film-will-undergo-reshoots-to-alter-major-plot-point/ Yeah…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » One thing I would like to know, and perhaps @antovolk can answer: does EON have a contract with MGM that specifically states NTTD must get a wide release in theaters? If the answer is yes, that would at least put some rest …
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https://twitter.com/jamesbondnl/status/1282293634080153603
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » @antovolk if you don't mind me asking: In the event of a big delay (to 2021), how would certain major films handle their marketing campaign? I'm thinking in particular of Mulan and Black Widow, which both have released thei…
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That might be a solution if US cinemas don't reopen this year. Three week international release before US VOD means piracy that could come from VOD first all around wouldn't be as bad as it could be (if that's a concern), international cinemas are h…
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That's where we get the whole chicken and egg situation the industry finds itself in now. Studios won't release blockbusters until the world's cinemas fully reopen and audiences are there and feel safe (in other words, vaccine ideally). Mainstream m…
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matt_u wrote: » VOD is not a sustainable option for a film like NTTD, as I see things. VOD *alone* at this point without an SVOD player paying up 300-400m, yeah definitely not.
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Slight spitballing here but there's this prevailing argument coming out of UK and other international cinema owners now - how much the US situation is holding the rest of world hostage. Cinemas can't reopen without big new films but big new films ar…
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DonnyDB5 wrote: » I wonder if they’ll start marketing back up toward the end of the month or not. Seems like a crapshoot at this point. I'd imagine Tenet being pushed has pushed plans for a lot of films, Bond included.
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NeverSayNeverAgain wrote: » I really don’t see this appearing on VOD. The problem being that the most money ever made via a pay to view event, that’s including sport along with movie releases, is $45 million dollars. That’s simply never going to a…
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