The James Bond Thread
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Scabutz said:
Crossflow Kid said:
Scabutz said:
As above sounds like a convenient excuse
For what?
Crossflow Kid said:
I find it hard to believe that with less than a month to go this is down to anything more than a suspected drop in audience numbers due to “that” virus.
The film must be pretty much ready to go. I bet the RAH has already had a rehearsal for the premiere.
Yep there is no way they'd pull it now just for reshoots, score would probably have been done and film ready for release. The film must be pretty much ready to go. I bet the RAH has already had a rehearsal for the premiere.
Marketing had literally just gone into overdrive with the release of pre-sales so timing couldn't have been worse, lots of unrecoverable costs.
David87 said:
Presume Everyman will refund my ticket money? Expect I’ll get an email tomorrow.
Yep they Tweeted:https://twitter.com/Everymancinema/status/12352657...
I booked yesterday
Crossflow Kid said:
I find it hard to believe that with less than a month to go this is down to anything more than a suspected drop in audience numbers due to “that” virus.
The film must be pretty much ready to go. I bet the RAH has already had a rehearsal for the premiere.
But that make sense. The film must be pretty much ready to go. I bet the RAH has already had a rehearsal for the premiere.
I was an explanation with mystery, deceit and red-edits.
k sake. This is bulls
Bit of a gamble by EON and they’re in something of a no-win situation.
Release as planned and it plays to empty cinemas, or delay and miss the crest of the marketing wave that was just about at its peak.
‘Course this will have knock on effects beyond No Time To Die, especially with a new actor inbound.
Release as planned and it plays to empty cinemas, or delay and miss the crest of the marketing wave that was just about at its peak.
‘Course this will have knock on effects beyond No Time To Die, especially with a new actor inbound.
Ok so just watching Goldfinger and something has occurred to me.
If, when it flies out of the UK, Goldfingers car is sort of made out of gold won’t it be a hell of lot heavier than when it flies back? Surely one of the BAF pilots might have reported this to the appropriate authorities as his C of G figures would be all over the shop. In fact, could a knackered old Argosy even take off with a half gold car on board?
Just a thought.
If, when it flies out of the UK, Goldfingers car is sort of made out of gold won’t it be a hell of lot heavier than when it flies back? Surely one of the BAF pilots might have reported this to the appropriate authorities as his C of G figures would be all over the shop. In fact, could a knackered old Argosy even take off with a half gold car on board?
Just a thought.
The Hypno-Toad said:
Ok so just watching Goldfinger and something has occurred to me.
If, when it flies out of the UK, Goldfingers car is sort of made out of gold won’t it be a hell of lot heavier than when it flies back? Surely one of the BAF pilots might have reported this to the appropriate authorities as his C of G figures would be all over the shop. In fact, could a knackered old Argosy even take off with a half gold car on board?
Just a thought.
Worse than that, it was a Carvair - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aviation_Traders_Car... the cargo space was only in the nose.If, when it flies out of the UK, Goldfingers car is sort of made out of gold won’t it be a hell of lot heavier than when it flies back? Surely one of the BAF pilots might have reported this to the appropriate authorities as his C of G figures would be all over the shop. In fact, could a knackered old Argosy even take off with a half gold car on board?
Just a thought.
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