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Posts posted by antovolk
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One thing really nagging at me, would that fantastic UK opening have been possible with distancing still in place...
On the one hand, fantastic for the business. On the other, uhh...guess we'll see in two weeks? While measures were still in place I'm def buying the "zero cases traced to a cinema" stat but now...this will be an actual test (remember that as far as cinemas are concerned it's no masks and no distancing in most places, zero chance of vaccine passports here, and seems Europe has caught up with us on vax %s)
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Honestly I'm thinking this is TDKR all over. And I loved TDKR.
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42 minutes ago, Chicago said:
Does anyone know whether I will need to watch Spectre before watching this?
yes. In fact best to watch all the previous Craig films as this is a direct sequel to SP and, though they have only now started highlighting it in marketing, meant to tie up the whole story starting from Casino
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9 minutes ago, Chicago said:
As big as Bond is, I don't think it will effect covid cases as much as the Euros did. We won't be seeing crowds of people hugging and kissing every time James bond kills a baddie
Yup. But still, first sold out full capacity and no masks (well mandated that is) screenings since the start of all this...
Curious how they're handling press screenings as it's really down to each distributor. For the Albert Hall premiere vaccine/negative test is required and masks encouraged.
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On the one hand GET HYPE and with my work hat on I hope to god it performs as well as it does and it's as much an event as it seems it will be about getting people back, on the other this is the first title where, like with Tenet back in the day (and we were proved wrong), we could genuinely begin to get worried re: COVID? The vaccine coverage here (82% of over 16s double jabbed, 67% of total population) is our only wall of defence ATM because otherwise it's no masks and no distancing at most places and everyone opposed to vaccine/neg test passports...ended up booking extra seats just for distancing's sake but fuck it (plus worked out the same as a single IMAX ticket in central London lmao)
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15 hours ago, Blankments said:
Do we know how much real IMAX is in this? wanna know if it’s worth traveling a bit to see this, but if it’s like five minutes, I’ll pass
40 mins.
Also it turns out that DOM will have 3D shows....
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One more trailer
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wow the OLS is genuinely looking like it will sell out Thursday night...almost scary to see a full capacity no distance screening like this - thank god it's a big venue and there's good distance between the rows in stalls. ended up splurging (though not as much as one could thanks to Limitless) for an extra seat on the side just for distancing (which I also did for Manchester after I saw the prices - 10.99! and the BFI IMAX in comparison is 29!)
fuck I've been waiting for so long for this, gonna be kinda shameless here - whatever it takes for the safest and best experience. still kicking myself for completely missing Tenet and zero idea if it's gonna come back to the BFI any time soon (missed the one time they screened earlier this summer) but so so so ready for this!
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There wi also be midnight shows for once!
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6 hours ago, BestPicturePlutoNash said:
Any word on when tickets go on sale for this?
UK and internationally from the 13th. Probably same DOM too.
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tickets seem to be going on sale globally from September 13 - Germany, Korea and now UK all confirmed
https://twitter.com/universaluk/status/1432730296055648262- 1
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The US trailer is back up - and another international one is live!
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1 hour ago, AJG said:
Trailer came out 20 minutes ago and nobody cares.
as it didn't launch officially yet, just kinda 'leaked' on their YouTube. Link now private
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7 hours ago, SchumacherFTW said:
Come on universal, get these tickets on sale, need my sweet spot at my local IMAX
BFI teased this on Facebook, I expect it next Tues right after the bank holiday.
Fingers crossed the Science Museum decides to start screening new releases...at least there's always Manchester
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25 minutes ago, cax16 said:
I don’t get what you guys don’t understand though? WB had no say in this, AT&T forced this on them before they decided to spin off WM( to try and boost max subs and drive their stock price). I’m not disagreeing the decision was dumb but to constantly see posts about WB being stupid or whatever is just boring already when they had no say in this matter.
I know it’s frustrating for people who are excited for the movie cause you want to see It do well in the box office, I get it, I feel the same way about TSS but what’s done is done.
worth noting...
"Under the WarnerMedia plan, HBO Max will pay Warner Bros. a licensing fee for the 31-day concurrent rights. The fee will be equal to the studio’s portion of ticket sales in the United States. "
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/07/business/media/warner-bros-hbo-max-movies-pay.html
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41 minutes ago, BadOlCatSylvester said:
Venom 2's delay was initially just for Australia before Sony decided to make it worldwide. Keep that in mind.
Are we going to start seeing a new wave of delays because of Australia? I hope not.
True but we do know Bond is generally more open to more staggered releases (last autumn's plan was to have UK/international two weeks before domestic, and that was the case for most of the recent films) - I'd imagine they're looking towards what Dune is doing with it being staggered across a month + two weeks.
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2 hours ago, BestPicturePlutoNash said:
Every time I see this thread title in notifications, my heart sinks because I think it got pushed AGAIN
Just did in Aus/NZ, Nov 11.
https://twitter.com/jamesbondlive/status/1428565552084119554?s=19
On the one hand, could be a sign to brace oneself - on the other, the situation with lockdown in AUS/NZ (70% of the market in lockdown and just their outlook on tackling Covid/bad situation with vaccines) leaves no choice and we know they are more open to a staggered global release than other titles
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2 hours ago, daftcat said:
Another positive signal from ViewerAnon. Can't wait!
swear to god if this gets delayed again....otherwise Manchester Printworks IMAX (or the London Science Museum if they finally start booking first run titles) here we GOOOOOOOOOOOO
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2 hours ago, lorddemaxus said:
Seems like this has been moved up to its original slot in Asia. It's gone back to it's previous May 20th spot here in the Middle East.
Russia is still set for that late May slot too.
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International Trailer
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gonna guess PVOD in UK/Europe based on this unless they're happy to be the only way for folks here to see the film until May
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And UK now confirmed for the 30th
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Nope | Jordan Peele | Keke Palmer, Daniel Kaluuya, Steven Yeun star | July 22, 2022
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moved back two weeks in UK to Aug 12 (weird given nothing else opening on the original July weekend) so could we see this in US as well, or is it a WOM building move...