MrPink

*Fast forward* Tele was not happy.

Do you have a link for this? Not doubting you, I'd like to read more about it because it was almost distracting when I heard it

Earnest to a fault. Uneven but has its moments.

Nolan's gotta calm down to be honest lol. Like it's obviously not surprising he's upset, and he along with many others have the right to be upset, but it just makes the man look salty af after playing himself with Tenet's release strategy

It's out of my hands, all I can do is wait and see.

I think Nolan's not wrong in terms of a need to adapt but I think his analysis of the state of exhibition in 2019 feels like a misinterpretation of what happened. A big year for theaters but only because Disney threw the kitchen sink. And if the wealth is all going to the top, that doesn't provide any relief to the other studios, especially those that are franchise-less. There's something to be said about Tenet managing to do somewhere in the range of about 75-80% (maybe more?) it would have done otherwise in normal circumstances OS, but Tenet, despite its bad luck in the case of South Korea, was probably very fortunate to release where it did. Because any later and it wouldn't have been nearly as successful. So studios are going to have to eat some losses in 2021 and be smart about spacing releases and stringing them along without too much gaps to keep exhibition going. But if we're gonna see spikes like these over the next 6 months, well, sorry to say, but I don't think theaters can remain open under that kind of environment. And we better hope this isn't going to be a regular occurrence

I assume this will kneecap Tenet's remaining run.

@Chewy!!!!!!!!!!!!

Starting to think this man was more in tune with what was going on at the MTV Movie Awards than we thought

https://www.imax.com/news/travis-scott-franchise A music video for Travis Scott's new song to debut in IMAX screenings of Tenet starting today. I'm dying.

I'm sure BW can be successful even in an ongoing pandemic environment, but successful (or at least profitable) isn't the profitable that Black Widow is going for. It was meant to be more for Disney. With nothing to look forward to, I'm more curious to see what OS theaters are going to do. The US will likely have to shut down through November at least.

I would like to be able to watch the movie one day

Update: Al Michaels still cannot pronounce Denis Villeneuve

This is what I meant. I'm sure the discussion was at least had.