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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/no-time-to-die-james-bond-fever-britain-ticket-sales-1235019978/

and

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-10027741/Odeon-boss-heralds-big-autumn-comeback-Bond-boosts-audiences.html

Watch for the opening numbers and research what films are coming in Q4.

Numbers getting back to pre-Covid levels leaves the share prices woefully Oversold imho.

Equates to nearly 6% at todays share price (and thats only half yearly)

Try beating that one in bank interest rates.

Daniel Craig interview up next with Lorriane Kelly I believe,

It's all free publicity for the Cumulative audience that is coming with No Time To Die.

If you haven't booked your ticket @Cine or indeed @ any UK cinema then I wouldn't hang about of you want to see it on the opening weekend.

The publicity machine this week is imho shifting into overdrive.

Basilius I'd just sit back and chill. The Bond movie starts Q4 that is laden with good films.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/no-time-to-die-james-bond-fever-britain-ticket-sales-1235019978/

You only need to read the share price graph from pre-Covid say end of 2018 / Early 2019 to compare and contrast where it is sat right now compared to where it was to realise the upward potential on a business that could be back to pre-pandemic levels in short shrift.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-10027741/Odeon-boss-heralds-big-autumn-comeback-Bond-boosts-audiences.html

Watch for glitz and glamour of the World Film Premiere for Bond at the Albert Hall tomorrow. 4 of the Royal family in attendance for starters.

On GMB Now

Starts on Good Morning Britain - all week, and from 6a.m. tomorrow.

Rame Malek and others making guest appearances.

https://twitter.com/GMB

Being James Bond documentary on ITV - just started.

Definitely heading in the "right" direction imho.

I think we can all but wish for a sub 70p top up. Doubt there will be many sellers and probably far more buyers now. It's not just Bond there was a really good demolition job on Friday in court and Mooky certainly seems unconcerned.

To rival Avengers Endgame in an opening weekend would be off the park.

Definitely heading in the the direction imho.

Not going to put a number on it myself.

Time to look back will be January and after the Q4 film slate.

That's another one of the showings on my barometer cinema just Sold Out. Never seen the likes of this. It's looking like Morning matinees on this one after tomorrow for the opening weekend or travel and find another cinema with spaces. Or it's the following week....

Handy to know what it could add to the bottom line in the UK, but don't forget that approximately 70% of our business (68%) comes through our Regal cinemas brand in the US and another 14% comes from our cinemas in Europe (Bulgaria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Channel Islands and Israel.

It's Marvels next release - "Venom - Let there be Carnage" released in the USA this weekend from 1 October. You can contemplate the totality of numbers for yourself.

Then No Time To Die hits US screens on the 8th October.

Some good promo's on our Regal cinemas website on Unlimited and opportunity to win a motorcycle.

https://www.regmovies.com/

Rest of the World brand is Cinema City. example chosen - Bulgaria.

https://www.cinemacity.bg/?lang=en_GB#/

that is for the benefit of the individual or individuals who were earlier saying they were researching or not in yet but keeping an eye on Cine.

Folks, Bond is everywhere at the minute. An advert has just popped up again in the middle of the Grand Prix highlights.

On the tracking front, since Bond interviewed on the ITV Evening news last night (link below) I have watched 3 further showings sell out on my barometer cinema and there are about 6 more showings that are going to go the same way in the next day or two.

I will be very surprised if this cinema is not fully booked from Thursday all the way through to Sunday inclusive. The next week is also filling up very quickly.

My opinion is that those "walk ins" try to find a seat at the showing they wish stand a high chance of disappointment.

dyor.

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-09-25/daniel-craig-says-james-bond-changed-my-life-as-he-plays-role-for-last-time

smalltrader read the Mail article link below.

""But the release of Bond after an 18-month delay has pushed customer numbers to ten per cent higher than 2019..." HIGHER.

Big opportunity here to showcase cinemas for their relative safety and inexpensive form of entertainment and it's a great time to be putting the effort in ahead of the quality that's coming in that Q4 film slate.

A glitzy Premiere on Tuesday and Big Bond numbers for the opening weekend will breed their own headlines and those and word of mouth will create its own FOMO.

Then the stars and the full publicity machine (which has already started) then hop on a plane for round 2 in the US. etc etc

Mountainous and Small trader. Great respect for both of your postings.

Step back and don't reply.

Let Bond and the recovery in cinemas now sell itself.

Star studded red carpet premiere on Tuesday and the doors open Thursday.

Good industry read across here and the stars seem to be aligning in a bug way this weekend with Bond Fever hitting the UK and the ramp up in publicity. Remember when you read that CINE has just offered its own Unlimited card on a 3 month trial basis (as opposed to having to sign up for the full year)

"40 per cent of these have been bought by customers returning to cinemas for the first time since the pandemic struck in March last year. "

"But the release of Bond after an 18-month delay has pushed customer numbers to ten per cent higher than 2019..."

You can make your own mind up on where you think the CINE share price is sitting compared to pre-pandemic levels.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-10027741/Odeon-boss-heralds-big-autumn-comeback-Bond-boosts-audiences.html

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-09-25/daniel-craig-says-james-bond-changed-my-life-as-he-plays-role-for-last-time

On Bond just been on.

Clips and Interview.

Cruis this film is in a different league from F9 ($716M to date)

The Royals didn't go to the F9 premiere.
And amongst many other things ticket prices have gone up @AMC / Odeon, @Vue, @EMAN and @CINE (premium seats)

Good find Cruis1.

That picture refIects exactly what I have been saying on here, week by week off since tickets went on sale at one of the cinemas I use as a barometer.

You might now be starting to come round to my thoughts that No Time To Die "should" be the first post-pandemic $1 Billion Box Office. The Chinese release date will also.

Nice that they are putting it in the same context as Avengers Endgame.