James Bond ‘No time to die’ has been pushed back again for the third time till October 8, 2021.
The movie had been due in cinemas on April 2, but with the coronavirus pandemic still far from under control it’s been pushed back again.
Bond 25 was originally due for release last April before being delayed until November, then April 2021 and now October.
Making the official announcement, the films Twitter account revealed this saying:
“NO TIME TO DIE 8 October 2021.”
See tweet below:
A fan reacting to this announcement said:
“If you guys cared about your fans you would’ve just made it available for rent/purchase already. Covid happened, you’re going to take a hit on profits, just take the hit and move forward. You delayed this fully completed movie nearly an entire year. Ridiculous.”
“Just release the movie. Nobody is going back to theatres.”
“Just stream it on all the VOD networks, I’m sure people would pay handsomely to watch it.”
The film is the most expensive Bond yet at £200million – and studio bosses will be keen to recoup that through box office sales.
It is far costlier than the two previous Bonds — 2015’s Spectre (£182million) and 2012’s Skyfall (£138million).
