Image Source: Daily Mail, Life.ru

MCU and James Bond returned on screen with new footage on CinemaCon, and fans can’t help but get excited. At the annual convention of movie theatres being held in Las Vegas, Nevada, this week, the footage was shown.

This franchise of Bond films was all slated for release in April 2020 and was delayed due to COVID-19. The makers of the movie had the audience see a whole nine minutes of the movie, some of which can be pieced together from trailers but completely breath-taking altogether. 

Source:Screenrant Source:Screenrant

“Thank God for each and every one of you,” MGM Motion Picture Group chairman Michael De Luca told theater owners and managers in the crowd at CinemaCon on Tuesday. “There is no industry without all of you. There is no Hollywood without all of you.”

 “Every filmmaker has a movie theater waiting at the end of their dream, and you’ve all made that happen,” added the MGM chief.

 “‘Life ain’t about how hard you can hit, it’s about how hard you get hit and keep moving forward. It’s about how much you can take’, ” he said, adding, “We all got hit and all took an awful lot, but we all will move forward together.

“We know our obligation is to provide movies that clear a high bar for the theatrical audience. We are grateful for our franchises, but we know the future is all about originality, so we will work hard to give you what you need. We promise, we really promise we’ll work really hard to make sure it’s worth the wait,” he said.

Source:USAToday

With this being the last of Craig’s adventures as Bond, the makers are keeping the successor portfolio under wrap for now. The storyline picks up from 2015’s Spectre ,and love interest Madeleine Swann is now in loyalty question.

The film is all set for a release date of October 8, 2021.