No Time to Die 4K UHD (2021)

[Resettito]

30 min of IMAX footage although we'll see if the film and the other releases even happen. With the coronavirus, I wouldn't be surprised if all movie theaters worldwide are gradually closed.

[tyrok]

James Bond Sequel ‘No Time to Die’ Postponed Due to Coronavirus Outbreak

[imsounoriginal]

Understandable, but sucks nonetheless.

[wildphantom]

Gutted. That’s a long old wait.
Although November feels like a better time of year for Bond. Still, doesn’t take away from the disappointment of being four weeks out and....bam....it’s now No Time To Die Another Day.

I guess we won’t be seeing this on 4K now until a year from now.

Releases for major movies could get crazy now. This feels like the catalyst for Hollywood mad panic. Mulan will be next?

[cheez avenger]

Seems weird since pre-sale tickets are currently available via AMC and iPIC theaters. I got my tickets this morning for an IMAX showing April 9th. The screenings are also pretty full, so we'll see how long it takes until theaters pull the listings and issue refunds.

[Nothing371]

Looks like it's going to be a better year for discs than for feature films at theaters lol

[bradnoyes]

They should have taken a truly bold stance and released it straight to UHD!

[Guydowood]

so now we can take the title literally. No Time to Die.

[ZHobbs]

Originally Posted by bradnoyes

They should have taken a truly bold stance and released it straight to UHD!

Last night when I heard the possibly delayed rumor I was thinking "What if this is the first big movie to hit digital and theaters at the same time?" If people are too afraid to go to the theater would they purchase/rent it for a premium? Straight to UHD is more bold than that but digital is a good middle ground.

[Scottishguy]

Originally Posted by tyrok

James Bond Sequel ‘No Time to Die’ Postponed Due to Coronavirus Outbreak

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nmqr...ature=youtu.be

[Scottishguy]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

Looks like it's going to be a better year for discs than for feature films at theaters lol

If a pandemic puts enough of the workforce out sick. Then Netflix and other digital services won't be able to keep their servers up.

Gee won't I feel like an idiot for having discs

[wallendo]

Originally Posted by Scottishguy

If a pandemic puts enough of the workforce out sick. Then Netflix and other digital services won't be able to keep their servers up.

Gee won't I feel like an idiot for having discs

If so many people are sick that Netflix can't keep their servers running, will your local utility be able to keep the power running for your player and TV? You may have to read a book by daylight.

[Scottishguy]

Originally Posted by wallendo

If so many people are sick that Netflix can't keep their servers running, will your local utility be able to keep the power running for your player and TV? You may have to read a book by daylight.

Easily solved with a generator

[Nothing371]

Originally Posted by Scottishguy

If a pandemic puts enough of the workforce out sick. Then Netflix and other digital services won't be able to keep their servers up.

Gee won't I feel like an idiot for having discs

oh my god it's the digital apocalypse now

[Scottishguy]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

oh my god it's the digital apocalypse now

Some people my age still remember we had a TB outbreak in the 1940s, while the war was going on as well. My gran lost two of her sisters in one month.

This bloody hysteria and resulting sensationalism is beyond ridiculous.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by Guydowood

so now we can take the title literally. No Time to Die.

too soon, too soon

[Davetek463]

Understandable, but I'd be lying if this delay didn't throw a massive bucket of water on my excitement for the film. Well, the delay and the two week gap between the U.S. and U.K release.

[Nothing371]

Originally Posted by Scottishguy

Some people my age still remember we had a TB outbreak in the 1940s, while the war was going on as well. My gran lost two of her sisters in one month.

This bloody hysteria and resulting sensationalism is beyond ridiculous.

Yeah, but news works a lot differently these days. We have so many megaphones blaring at us 24/7 because of our devices. The Coronavirus is overblown yes, but it's also still a big deal. Plus it's a good thing that our societies are doing what they can in order to get ahead of the curve before it becomes a full blown pandemic.

[RCRochester]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

Yeah, but news works a lot differently these days. We have so many megaphones blaring at us 24/7 because of our devices. The Coronavirus is overblown yes, but it's also still a big deal. Plus it's a good thing that our societies are doing what they can in order to get ahead of the curve before it becomes a full blown pandemic.

Let's not pretend though that this delay is anything but a business decision driven by the panic and fear being stoked by media and social media. People staying away from movie theatres means low box office returns for a film already dealing with bad behind-the-scenes PR.

[wallendo]

Originally Posted by Davetek463

Understandable, but I'd be lying if this delay didn't throw a massive bucket of water on my excitement for the film. Well, the delay and the two week gap between the U.S. and U.K release.

With the Corona virus scare, you may be able to catch a cheap flight to the UK.