James Bond Movie 'No Time to Die' Is Being Released A Few Days Earlier Now

The movie No Time to Die, the latest film in the James Bond franchise, will be hitting theaters five days earlier than previously announced.

The film, which is Daniel Craig‘s final movie as James Bond, was originally going to be released on April 10, but the studio pushed back the release due to the pandemic.

The rescheduled release date was set as November 25 in the United States, but now the film will be released on November 20 instead.

U.K. fans will still get to see the film on November 10.

Lots of movies have been pushed around the theatrical release calendar in recent weeks. The latest moves include Tenet going two weeks later to July 31 and Wonder Woman 1984 moving from August to October.

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