Universal has decided to move the premiere of a new James Bond film, No Time To Die, to 2021 for the second time.
No Time To Die, the 25th film in the James Bond series, was among the first major projects to postpone its premiere in early 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic. At the time, the film was somewhat optimistically postponed to November 12, but the situation with the pandemic has not calmed down in the meantime - moreover, it is even worse than before. It was therefore decided that No Time To Die would still have its premiere.
More precisely, it will appear in cinemas on April 2, 2021, almost a year later than originally planned. And although the delay will probably in some ways prevent the film from making more money, with this date it will share the weekend with another big hit - the ninth Fast & Furious. It will be interesting to see with what results Bond will come out of that race.
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