An Inappropriate Advert
I didn’t think that this taxi-advert was in good taste.
No Time To Die has been put back to the 12th of November.
May 4, 2020 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel, World | Advertising, Films, James Bond, Taxis
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Indeed. I note the same advert while on my occasional walk in south London the other day and felt the same. Even in December it might be awkward launching the film with this title.
Comment by Stephen Spark | May 4, 2020 |
I was on the plane home in mid-March and there was an ad for it in the back of the seat.
“No Time To Die, in cinemas April 2, sponsored by Heineken. WIN a trip to Italy with your next bottle!”
Comment by Ben | May 5, 2020 |
It’s the new James Bond film that was due for release on 2nd April but has been deferred to the autumn.
‘ Die’ and ‘ live’ are common Bond film tiles – No Time To Die follows on Die Another Day while we also had Live and Let Die .
No doubt this advertisement was booked months in advance while trailer had already been released .
Comment by Melvyn | May 5, 2020 |