MGM is collaborating with Warner Bros.

MGM and Universal Pictures Crossroads. In a joint press release, MGM announced that the upcoming overseas premieres will be distributed by Warner Bros. The exceptions will be the 26th James Bond film, as well as the historical dramas “Till” and “Women Talking,” both of which will be shown by Universal by prior agreement.

Watch the trailer for “Till” – a biographical drama by Chinonye Chukwu:

What films did MGM bring to theaters under its contract with Universal Pictures?

Under the agreement, Universal helped MGM direct products distributed during the COVID-19 pandemic. These included films like “The House of Gucci” (which made $100 million outside the US), and Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Licorice Pizza” ($15 million, which is impressive considering that US earnings were only $2 million). ) and Don It’s Time to Die, the 25th James Bond film ($613 million).

What MGM films will be released in partnership with Warner Bros.?

A collaboration between MGM and Warner Bros. The cannibal horror film “Bones and All” directed by Luka Guadagnino and “Creed III” is the directorial debut of Michael B. Jordan. Warner Bros. He will also be distributing films about the adventures of James Bond from the 27th film.

“Licorice pizza” in my podcast I have some comments

We also encourage you to listen to an episode of my podcast with some notes in which Julia Takzanowska and Jakob Popiliki talk about Paul Thomas Anderson’s “licorice pizza”: