No Time to Die Update: For now, April 2, 2021, is no time to die. Movie closures in the United Kingdom, USA MGM offered $600 million in no time to die to stream platforms.
No time to die, James Bond’s next film, is set to be postponed once more. Two separate sources say that the final turn of Daniel Craig as 007 is not expected to be taken at the beginning of April, and its release date could be delayed until November, or often in the autumn.
The new pandemic of COVID-19 is of course the fault. The UK, the home market of Bond, actually has a third national lockout, while 65% of theatres, the largest single market in Hollywood movies, are now closed in the USA. The Netherlands publication, BN DeStem, first announced that the release date had been postponed again, and that the Bond film would leap from April to November was noted in the publication by Carlo Lambregts.
No Time to Die: Update
Later added to the discussion, the promotional partners in the movie said to the U.S. publication that No Time to Die appears to be delivered by the end of 2021. No comment had ever been made to either MGM (the American film distribution company) or Universal Pictures (all world markets) by the deadline.
Image Source: VarietyThis seems likely because Sony Pictures has shifted from March to October earlier this week their Morbius superhero Jared Leto Marvel film. It is just a few weeks after no time to die (April 2). This is the third time No Time to Die has been planned to appear in movies worldwide on April 2, 2020.
But when COVID-19 came to the world, Universal Photos and MGMs were the first to shift the next Bond film to November 2020. This was a real success. By November however, the coronavirus had not gone, and the studios had eventually postponed it by 2 April 2021. Of course, MGM had considered streaming service revenues for No Time to Die, but Netflix and Apple TV+ like them balked at a price of 600million dollars (approximately 4390 crores).
Famous James Bond is a great cornerstone of revenue for famous popular MGM. It was reported to have been sold in December at an estimated $5 billion (approximately $36,580 crores). The most recent entry in the global box office, Spectre, was $880.7 million, and its predecessor, Skyfall, the largest bond movie of all time in $1.1 billion (approximately Rs. 6,440 crores) (roughly Rs. 8,050 crores).
