Fans across the world are eagerly awaiting the release of the James Bond film, No Time To Die. The film will mark Daniel Craig’s last outing as Bond. It has already generated immense hype in India, and no wonder is expected to have an extraordinary opening when it hits the big screen on September 30. If the hysteria around the movie wasn’t enough, a source close to the project says that this 25th Bond film will release in 3D. If this happens, No Time To Die will be the first Bond movie ever to have a 3D version. That said, there is a disagreement between Warner Bros which is releasing the movie and multiplex chains over the film’s 3D release. The producers demanded that the premium charged by these multiplex chains due to a 3D format be shared. However, the chain owners had refused to do so. But now, it is learned that the 3D premium row is sorted out as the multiplex owners have decided to share the premium charged with Warner Bros. The studio is looking forward to giving this Bond movie the widest release post the pandemic for a Hollywood film as it will be played across 1600 to 1700 screens however, this number can go up.
