Something to look forward to this week! That’s a nice change, isn’t it? Whether any of us decide to roll the dice for a few hours of semi-normalcy in a theater in the midst of all this awfulness remains to be seen. Let’s just enjoy the prospect of new footage in the meantime. Hope everyone is staying safe!
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I’m very happy to see this image. I think it’s a fantastic poster.
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I like this poster - I wonder if it would’ve been released in the normal release cycle earlier in the year, or it was put together only recently?
Looking forward to the trailer.
I feel optimistic I’ll get the chance to see the film in November.
Love the new poster and I am so stoked for the new trailer on Thursday! 
I prefer the other NTTD posters but it’s not too bad. It’s better than the original teaser poster they put out. Better than the Skyfall poster this one resembles, too.
Yet another pathetic attempt at a poster campaign for a Bond film. It’s as typical at this point as the personal and rogue storylines.
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My belief at this point is that the November release date may hold, with pvod in some markets. Unfortunately, this may also be the first since DAD (when I was 14) to not be a first day viewing, if it’s in theaters here in the US. I may try for a theater viewing, but only if it’s a morning or early afternoon show on a weekday when it’s usually pretty empty.
What time exactly is the trailer releasing this Thursday ?
No idea - I’ll be keeping an eye on their social media and website.
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Tenet did well - so international cinema screenings are seen as viable
If Bill & Ted does well - PVOD in territories they can’t open will almost certainly be done.
I wonder if (or when) they’ll reissue the other NTTD posters that have already been released with the November text, electronically and physically? @simon and myself would like to know!
Yes he would.
That said, am I right in thinking the only other November text poster was the bullet ridden Aston, which has now recently been released in printed form with Coming Soon text?
Sticking my neck out, the above b/w poster looks like something that will remain digital only. No credits etc. And, the other one (Aston) seems to be taking the responsibility for teasing in cinemas etc.
Thoughts?
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A 10-second teaser trailer is expected later today, ahead of the new trailer tomorrow.
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I think that’s right.
The Aston poster does seem to be taking the role of the main/official symbol for the advertising. It’s the front cover on the Making Of The Film book, and I see it used on cinema websites. Everything else exists but is secondary - though the Mission Impossible inspired design remains my number one.
I’m hoping for a few new things, perhaps expanded scenes from what we’ve already seen, but not too much. I’m also hoping to hear more from Zimmer’s soundtrack.
This German version of the b/w poster has “November” on it. Originally, it was labelled as “main poster” on the German press site. With the arrival of the new one, it’s now labelled as “online only”, so I’m not certain, if this version ever was printed (the original version of this image is printable in DIN A3).
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I know you may have said that in jest, but I think you could be right. I’d expect that ‘In Cinemas November’ bit to be much lower, almost as though there another version on a computer somewhere with more words added.
Yesterday would’ve been a good time to drop a 5 second teaser for the 10 second teaser we’re getting today ahead of tomorrow’s trailer.
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And the day before that, a single frame from the 5 second teaser would have been appreciated.
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Which I am guessing means, Coming Soon.