Death on the Nile | Feb 11, 2022 | Branagh returns as star/director/moustache model | Armie Hammer is sadly in this | Will release in China

[dudalb]

1 hour ago, CJohn said:

I think at this point Disney is ok with sacrificing the FOX movies to theaters worldwide so I think New Mutants, Kingsman and Death on the Nile will indeed come out this year.

I see you are under the delusion that Disney is calling the shots here. They are not. State and local authorities are calling the shots. frankly.

[ddddeeee]

Gadot and Hammer started doing press for the movie today...

[meridan]

When is Disney actually going to start promoting this movie? Comes out Oct 2020 and we haven't seen a trailer or even a single promotional photo from the film. Is Disney really going to put this movie in theaters? Besides this thread, I don't see anybody else on the internet talking about this movie. 

[ddddeeee]

Trailer on GMA on the 19th apparently.

[Macleod]

13 hours ago, meridan said:

When is Disney actually going to start promoting this movie? Comes out Oct 2020 and we haven't seen a trailer or even a single promotional photo from the film. Is Disney really going to put this movie in theaters? Besides this thread, I don't see anybody else on the internet talking about this movie. 

They are either A) selling it off to Amazon/Netflix/HBOMax, or  b) releasing simultaneous to PVOD/limited theaters or even straight to VOD.  I can't see this movie on Disney+.  

Edited August 7, 2020 by Macleod

[marveldcfox]

Straight to Disney+ or Netflix.

[Maggie]

1 hour ago, marveldcfox said:

Straight to Disney+ or Netflix.

The fact that it's not yet delayed to next year, makes me think you're right. This is aimed at older people, they will not venture at the cinemas while the virus is still strong

[ddddeeee]

IN THE PIPELINE: First Trailer For Kenneth Branagh's #DeathOnTheNile Landing Very Soon https://t.co/Fk1HtUR8FY

[dudalb]

So far the Disney Marketing for this is cositng them next to nothing, a sign they are fully aware they are unsure about the October opening.

College Football going donw the tubes rapiblsy is anothre sign this might be a bleak fall for the Entertaiment industry.

[xiazhi]

I don't see Disney delaying any fox movies. So release in theater this year, straight to D+ or sell them to Netflix

[SpiderByte]

4 minutes ago, xiazhi said:

I don't see Disney delaying any fox movies. So release in theater this year, straight to D+ or sell them to Netflix

Maybe? I could see them delaying this one, since this could be a bonafide franchise if this one works.

[xiazhi]

8 hours ago, SpiderByte said:

Maybe? I could see them delaying this one, since this could be a bonafide franchise if this one works.

What makes you think that? A murder mystery is perfect for a Netflix night. I think the only reason Disney keep it in theater is that there were some terms before shooting saying this movie must be released in theaters. Otherwise streaming is a great place for it.

[Eric Atreides]

 

[ddddeeee]

Looks beautiful and the cast is super kooky, but it looks as on the nose and overwrought as the last one.

 

Not sure.

 

Hear for some sultry Patrick Doyle music.

[Maggie]

I can't remember who's the killer in this story, so this is gonna be better than Orient Express for me. It looks good. Under normal circumstances this would have done better than Orient Express

Edited August 19, 2020 by Maggie

[filmlover]

And here I was hoping they would use "Believer" again after that song was all over the marketing for the last one. So disappointing.

[meridan]

I'm shocked that they still plan on releasing this in theaters. The demographic most likely to see this movie is the same demo that is least likely to go back to the theaters right now. 

[Lion Roar]

This whole time I thought Rose Leslie was going to be Jackie, but she's only Louise. Bummer

[CJohn]

Older people returned to cinemas here pretty fast. Rendez-vous chez les Malawas is the biggest movie post-pandemic and it is being driven by mostly older audience. It is the families that are still not going.

[Eric Atreides]