James Bond set to take over the world, as ‘No Time to Die’ aims for a $90mn debut at international box office

‘No Time to Die,’ the very next installment in the series of James Bond, is all ready to make its debut appearance in 50 countries worldwide, with a budget of approximately $90 million on opening. The film is the 25th entry in the James Bond series.

After a long wait for the fans finally James Bond series is coming back with a new movie. The movie is going to launch on Wednesday in South Korea, after that on 30th September it will be released in the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany, Brazil, and Italy.

The actor also shared a short clip from the movie:

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The film will debut in Japan, Mexico, and Spain on 1st October. France and Russia will welcome the film after a week’s gap. The film is targeting $ 90 million, as compared to ‘Spectre’ (2015) with $123 million and ‘Skyfall’ (2012) with $ 109 million on an opening day in the international market in 15 different locations.

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There is so much uncertainty in box office tickets, as due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, citizens are in double mind whether to go for a movie or not. Many countries like Australia, South Korea, etc. have stricter guidelines for the theatres, whereas in France, United Kingdom, Germany there is a mandatory vaccination certificate for watching movies in the theatre. The movie was originally set to release in April 2020, but due to pandemics, the release was delayed three times.

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James Bond series – ‘No time to die’ is directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga. Daniel Craig is again returning as the secret spy for the fifth time. Apart from Craig, Rami Malek is playing the role of Bond’s opponent – Safin. Lashana Lynch, Ana de Armas, Christoph Waltz, and Léa Seydoux are playing a crucial role in the film. The film is produced by Eon Productions and marketed by MGM in the USA and Canada while Universal Pictures is involved for the rest of the world.

James Bond’s ‘No time to die’ is a secret spy action thriller where Bond has a responsibility to rescue a kidnapped scientist who is dangerous at the end.