Studio Insider Believes That If TENET Is Delayed, We Won't See New Movies In Theaters Until Christmas

@TheUnworthyThor - I hope this COVID thing destroys Hollywood.


The only upsetting part is the collateral damage it'll have on great filmmakers like Christopher Nolan. That's the only sad part.

But Hollywood, the public's fascination with celebrity, all the pointless glitz and glam of the industry, it all needs to DIE!

For a long time, I use to dream of how I would destroy Hollywood if I could. I thought the only way was to infiltrate the industry and destroy it from the inside, which would've been near impossible to accomplish. I never thought a pandemic would be the perfect solution.

@TheUnworthyThor - I stand by what I said. F**k Hollywood

@MuadDib - Long time lurker, first-time poster. This comment was just too much, so I created an account.

We have an infection rate far, far higher than we knew, growing daily as more get access to testing. We are finding that the vast majority of infected are asymptomatic. The death rate of those who are ill is very low. The illness and death rate for the healthy, non-elderly is minuscule and is vanishing as we learn just how many are really infected.

We are destroying our economy and - most importantly - our lives out of fear for an illness that only affects the most vulnerable, who are at-risk for every other serious illness. Yes, including Influenza. Also including Pneumonia. They should be protected from COVID just as they are protected from those other illnesses. The rest of us, just need to move on with life.

And I'll add that this modern version of quarantining just doesn't work. You think Roy Horn wasn't quarantined - every measure to keep him safe wasn't taken? Yet he got it. Why? Because no one can be put fully into isolation. Everyone he came into contact with brought him in contact with everyone they came in contact with, and so on. That's the way this works. This self-isolation BS is not sensical and the efforts to do that have slowed the virus but not stopped it, but they have crippled our means of producing and taking care of our families.

"Bc staying a live and healthy is more important" [insert what it's more important than here]. You can use that argument for anything. Movies? Sure. Sports. Why not. Grocery stores? Well, they have to work because we want to eat, right (think about that, and realize just how insane it is to make the clerk at Walgreens work but not allow the clerk at the comic shop to do the same).

Truly, when it comes down to the essence of this problem, individuals must be empowered to make the choice of when they can get back to life. Not you. Not Dr. Fauci. Individuals. Day 1 of movie theater opening, will I be there with my kids in tow? Not likely. But I respect those who are ready to move forward with their lives and trust them to make that choice.

The world recovered from the Spanish Flu. It will recover from this, though we may be far poorer and more hungry than our modern, comfortable minds can comprehend because we sheltered in place, in fear, for far too long and let our systems grind to a halt out of nothing but irrational fear of something we now know isn't the threat we thought it was.

And I really want to see Tenent. So please, everything, open back up.

@regularmovieguy - I love movies but even I’m apprehensive about going back too early. I know folks who have the mindset of movie theaters being the last thing they want to return to when stuff reopens. I think. Nolan is so fixated on the idea of movies being this grand communal experience that will reinvigorate people coming together, but when you weigh against the potential dangers it’s risky.

Sports with no fans will be weird but I’ll take it. I wouldn’t open theaters until fall. See what everything looks like during the summer with small shops, salons, parks and barbershops open during that time.