I have no plans to go back to the cinema any time soon so I’d rather it was released digitally so that I can watch it on my own big screen.
I can’t see the cinema industry surviving. If they keep delaying, the cinemas won’t survive, if they release digitally the cinemas won’t survive.And what about the disastrous effect that would have on the cinema industry?
As this rate there won't be any cinemas left to show any films when they eventually decide to release them.
I can’t see the cinema industry surviving. If they keep delaying, the cinemas won’t survive, if they release digitally the cinemas won’t survive.
I have no plans to go back to the cinema any time soon so I’d rather it was released digitally so that I can watch it on my own big screen.
Wow that's quite a opinion. Bizzare but whatever.Come on Sony. Paramount. Universal. Do us all a favour.
Apple and Disney can do one.
But the thing is Bond hasn't played out. Both SKYFALL and SPECTRE made the kind of figures inflation related that the Bond's haven't made since the height of the 60s films. The Craig films have been incredibly popular both artistically and commercially. Plus for the first time the film has been shot partly on IMAX cameras for maximum big screen impact. That's why they are holding out.Never been much of a cinema goer myself, so no great loss to me. Rather watch at home on bluray. No idiots, pause button, silence, darkness etc etc
As for Bond....long played out I'm afraid. Just another action thriller now. Bourne was/is better in a way.
Got to agree. Seems to have been a number of Films in recent years that got panned critically and by purists, but still did very well thank you at the Box Office. And, end of Day, these Companies are there to make a profitBut the thing is Bond hasn't played out. Both SKYFALL and SPECTRE made the kind of figures inflation related that the Bond's haven't made since the height of the 60s films. The Craig films have been incredibly popular both artistically and commercially. Plus for the first time the film has been shot partly on IMAX cameras for maximum big screen impact. That's why they are holding out.
Based on what?Whether someone likes it or not, there‘s no going back to pre-COVID for cinemas in 2021, 2022 or ever, the party is over.