With James Bond 007: No time to die, its release in Germany is currently planned for March 31, 2021, the alternative of selling the title to a platform such as Netflix, Disney Plus or Amazon Prime Video was also considered. However, since Studio MGM demanded a sum of over 600 million US dollars for the exclusive streaming rights and no provider was willing to pay this amount, the idea was rejected again.
So he should definitely come to the cinema , the new Bond. A start at Easter is more than unlikely due to the current situation. As Deadline reports, two different sources are now speaking of a postponement of the start date to autumn 2021. The Dutch cinema operator Carlo Lambregts spoke in the regional newspaper BN DeStem of an expected release in November 2021. In addition, MGM's advertising partners are expected to postpone the film in autumn have been pointed out.
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Although the date in autumn has not yet been officially confirmed, we can expect a new theatrical release to be announced soon.
Sources : Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter