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In response to "Apple and Netflix in a bidding war for the new Bond film -- (link)" by Remlik

FWIW, the rumor comes from a never-heard-of-it-site called Binged. So, grain of salt. Do streams want to buy “No Time To Die”? Sure.

Posted by 🧹 Broom 🧹 (aka rburriel) Oct 23 '20, 21:32

Is MGM looking to sell? Probably (for the reasons I said below.) So there’s plenty of logic to this, but is the rumor coming from anyone doing anything more than speculating? I doubt it.

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A factor to consider here is that Coming 2 America got $125 million to go straight to streaming. No Time to Die cost $250 million. - David Oct 23, 21:37 2
- And I don't understand why Netflix will pay so much (even the $125m). It isn't like they will get that money back in new subscriptions - James Bond (aka Igor) Oct 23, 21:44 1
  - Right, I think it would be more of a flex for Netflix and possibly a goodwill gesture toward subscribers after a tough year. - David Oct 23, 22:12

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FWIW, the rumor comes from a never-heard-of-it-site called Binged. So, grain of salt. Do streams want to buy “No Time To Die”? Sure.

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