Ah well, worth the try I suppose. I imagine Chris will take as much time off as needed before theaters return to normal numbers in the next few years. I don’t see him making films for Netflix anytime soon. Indeed. I hope he works on a screenplay for a shoot in late 2021 or early 2022. Also with the...

fascinating to me that Nolan's done less press on Tenet than than literally any movie since The Prestige -Vader Been thinking about this myself, I thought he would be pushing this hard by now, but he really hasn't done much. Perhaps it's because he wants to avoid scrutiny under these circumstances ...

Grossed $630k in China and $1,6M in Japan (holiday) today. Opens in a lot South American markets on the 24th.

Tenet is looking at a solid 21-23% drop from last week in the US. Total will be around $36-37million. If NY, SF and LA open in the next couple of weeks it could do respectable numbers domestically. Internationally it should be around $210-215 after today. Offical figures will be published by WB lat...

https://twitter.com/itisjat32/status/1307170289373990914 Market left: India , Romania, Armenia, Bolivia, Brazil , Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, El Salvador, Venezuela, Cyprus, Argentina and Colombia Could be some $$ in these markets If it continues to have solid le...

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September 16th, 2020, 1:32 pm

keep it civil

Sorry about that, I will not engage any further.

Ahh thanks for letting me know that it's expensive to run a theater, I've only worked as a manager for years myself. And the fuck are talking about? Tenet is definitely adding much needed liquidity in most if not all European markets. In the UK the film is closing in on $20 million, and it's doing g...

Goldberg is a dick, but the uncomfortable reality is that Tenet is probably harming theaters more than it's helping. Theaters are likely barely making back operating costs right now, if that. And with essentially zero blockbusters until Bond, the longer Tenet is playing, the further into the red th...