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This episode was recorded on Thursday, August the 13th, 2020 titled,

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Leave the Netflix Live Action Series.

And now, let's get to the episode.

Obviously, the big story in the world of movies and everything for the last while has been you know the the COVID pandemic and that's been affecting the world in a lot of ways but here we talk about how it affects the movie world and obviously it's had huge impact movies being delayed

theaters being closed all that kind of stuff well we do have tenant coming and

they have gone on sale the tickets for tenant have gone on sale in the UK for its premiering later this month and apparently they are selling like gangbusters

Apparently the tickets are just flying off the shells they expect I was reading an article from one of the exhibitors out there they're expecting pretty much sellouts

Across now you got to keep in mind two theaters are going to be a limited capacity

But they're going to have almost all the theaters like there's going to be a limited capacity, but they're going to have almost all the theaters.

Like there's going to be Empire Strikes Back playing on some theaters.

We're going to have that new Russell Crowe movie Unhinged playing on some screens.

We're going to have new mutants playing on some screens.

But for the most part, there's not going to be

20 other movies out there like there normally are. So there's probably going to be

a good chance that you're even though the theaters will be at limited capacity you

can get these tickets.

Now remember, Aaron, some people, a number of people, understandably so, we're kind of thinking

that when tickets do go on sale for movies, they're not going to sell because people are going to be very, very hesitant to go out quite yet.

My argument to that has always been, I believe there will certainly and understandably be some people that feel more cautious about

heading back out but the moment restaurants opened they filled out you know we go to

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