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Bond has had two advertising campaigns. Which only adds to the cost of production. Let alone having to rebuild the hype for people to go and see it. Not to mention the complex nature of the distribution rights between Sony and Universal. Withe Eon productions also wanting to see a return. If a lockdown happens then they will move it. But if cinemas remain open, I can see them releasing it.
You're probably right Steve but sometimes you just need to call out stupid for what it is.
I bloody hope not, drop another 20% and we can invest tens of thousands. Your bull**** will make me a millionaire, the saddest point I will never be able to thank you in person (heart broken!!)
@M00la why respond?
There is nothing to say until Thursday. We will either lick our wounds and reassure each other, or sit back and say we told you so.
Investors are watching this bb, whether new or old, so if we are confident we should be quiet and dignified.
Personally, I will be wearing my tux on Thursday morning, with a bottle of moet close by. Party or drown my sorrows, who the **** knows.
Ignore the twats and stick by our long term views
"This share price hasn't hit bottom yet as you will see when the Bond film gets further delayed."
Statements like this are pure speculation, no one knows if a film is going to be delayed or not. If anything if New York opens up Cinemas it likely won't be delayed.
"It is funny watching this being ramped for results which I think will not read well. Cinemas were closed for 5 months and the audiences are not what all are wishing for."
No one has said the results will be good but we have said they will be better than expected.
"Find yourself a Cineworld tomorrow for yourself and visit around showing times and head count. It might save you losing money."
If I have to tell you how this is the stupidest way to assess attendance levels then you shouldn't be investing anything, let alone Cineworld. We are not just based in the UK and different areas at different times of day will have different attendance levels. Don't take DYOR too literally.
I think results for previous few months might be better than expected regarding cost saving/cash burn.
Sadly though q4 forecast for revenue could most likely be worse than expected if we get delays on bond,ww etc etc.
Thank god cinemas are not yet affected by new measures in place.
Is bond delayed
This share price hasn't hit bottom yet as you will see when the Bond film gets further delayed.
It is funny watching this being ramped for results which I think will not read well. Cinemas were closed for 5 months and the audiences are not what all are wishing for.
Find yourself a Cineworld tomorrow for yourself and visit around showing times and head count. It might save you losing money.
Thanks for posting. I just read the article and it seems that Christopher Brearton (COO of MGM) was slightly negative about access and attendance:
"There’s great uncertainty about what the near term holds for access and attendance."
I tried to point out the possibility of this and if we get the first National 2 week circuit break lockdown then it will get delayed as it is not the environment to be releasing films into. I already think that due to poor attendances that more funds will have to be raised.
https://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/films/1338556/No-Time-To-Die-release-date-delay-James-Bond-Daniel-Craig-Tenet