Given the novel corona-virus that has swept the nation many are forced to remain indoors and this has left the movie/television release schedule looking slim for the next couple months.  Arguably the most exciting release of this year is James Bond 25: No Time to Die, which was set to premiere this April, which has been pushed back to November of this year.

While people are forced inside around the world for, likely, the next couple of months it would be a lot more bearable for many if this important aspect of many of our lives, seeing the latest film releases, were not disrupted too.  

Universal Pictures already has plans to release a number of its movies on streaming services in the coming weeks.  Movies like "Invisible Man", "The Hunt", and "Emma" are all making their way to streaming in the middle of their theatrical run while "Trolls World Tour" will release on-demand during its normal release schedule.  Disney has also released Frozen II early on Disney Plus.  By further releasing James Bond during this time it would encourage others to release more digital content and help make our time inside a little more bearable.