Bond 25: No Time To Die

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Asking $600 million is literally a joke.

Instead, it appears that this will sit on the shelf until 2022 at the earliest while MGM will need to spend another $50-$100 million worldwide in marketing costs, which is extremely risky considering that there's no guarantee that audiences will return to movie theaters, or if movie theaters will even be open at that time.

The only word that fits this decision by the Broccoli's and MGM is dumb.

Yep. It’s very likely this film moves again.

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Asking $600 million is literally a joke.

Instead, it appears that this will sit on the shelf until 2022 at the earliest while MGM will need to spend another $50-$100 million worldwide in marketing costs, which is extremely risky considering that there's no guarantee that audiences will return to movie theaters, or if movie theaters will even be open at that time.

The only word that fits this decision by the Broccoli's and MGM is dumb.

Just read it’s most likely getting bumped down the road again from its April spot. Crazy.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

Just read it’s most likely getting bumped down the road again from its April spot. Crazy.

The budget to date sits right around $300 million.

Netflix and other streamers offered as much as $425 million but MGM passed.

What a disaster.