We also will not have a review of The New Mutants because there’s no safe way to do so.
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We will review theatrical releases when presented with a safe way to do so - screener or socially distanced screening - but that’s not an option in this case.
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Genuine question - for markets with operating drive-in theaters, would you consider running a review after the film openings? Or is it a blanket no screener, no review policy?
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A good question. I find when a studio tries this hard to not have a review that I often think we should oblige them. My gut says probably not because where is that line? “There’s one safe theater in Kansas, so let’s find a critic there.” But I’ll think on it.
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It does not apply to Tenet because they’re not forcing critics to go to unsafe screenings to cover it.
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Every theater is socially distancing. It's all but impossible you were offered a chance to see it in a non-socially-distanced theater, since they don't appear to exist now. Unless of course to you elite critics, socially distanced means not being in the same room with us peons.