Marvel, James Bond And More: These Are The New Movie Release Dates For 2020 And 2021
id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO website. When the latest James Bond premiere was called off because of the coronavirus outbreak, it came as a shock. But that was just the first in a cascade of movie blockbusters being canceled or postponed, causing a huge reshuffle of the release schedule throughout 2020 and into 2021.
Delays have hit big movies including Wonder Woman 1984, Marvel's Black Widow, James Bond thriller No Time to Die, Mulan, F9 and A Quiet Place Part 2. But many of the major movies have now named premiere dates, so we've laid out the revised box office calendar to see when (or if) they're coming to a movie theater near you. The health and well-being of people and families around the world remains the most important thing, but these movie cancelations affect more than just the balance sheets of major studios.
Movie theater closures are just one sign of the disruption the coronavirus is wreaking upon people and businesses around the world. You can stream a bunch of recent releases early, but a return to the movies will signal a return to normality when we come out the other side of this strange time. Here's how the new release dates stack up: CNET Coronavirus Update Get all the latest on the coronavirus that's now been declared a pandemic. Soul (June 19) Pixar takes you on a jazz odyssey for this musical animation, which is currently sticking to its planned early summer release date.
As the pandemic continues, that may prove to be optimistic -- but Disney has so many films in the schedule it'll struggle to find a new game slot sbobet pulsa for Soul should theaters remain closed. Original release date: Unchanged Tenet (July 17) Christopher Nolan's time-twisting thriller Tenet has also held its nerve and stuck to its planned date even as the rest of the summer's films were postponed or rescheduled. But even if theaters are open again in July, audiences may still be wary of gathering. Original release date: Unchanged Mulan (July 24) Enlarge Image Mulan was pulled from theaters just before it was due to be released. Disney Disney's live-action Mulan reboot was pulled on March 12, just a few hours after similar announcements for A Quiet Place 2 and F9.
The postponement came less than two weeks before it was supposed to open -- late enough that some viewers and critics saw the film at preview screenings, calling the new Mulan "majestic" and "thrilling." The day after Mulan was delayed, Walt Disney Studios said it was pausing production on other live-action films. Disney then named a new date when it reshuffled its entire slate on April 3. Original release date: March 27, 2020 Wonder Woman 1984 (Aug.
14) Warner Bros held out until March 24 before announcing that Wonder Woman 2 would be delayed, but with most other blockbusters postponed it was clear the DC comics sequel would have to move from its planned June release date. But where many big movies have moved much later in the year or been postponed indefinitely, Wonder Woman 1984 is rather optimistically committed to hitting theaters in August.
Delays have hit big movies including Wonder Woman 1984, Marvel's Black Widow, James Bond thriller No Time to Die, Mulan, F9 and A Quiet Place Part 2. But many of the major movies have now named premiere dates, so we've laid out the revised box office calendar to see when (or if) they're coming to a movie theater near you. The health and well-being of people and families around the world remains the most important thing, but these movie cancelations affect more than just the balance sheets of major studios.
Movie theater closures are just one sign of the disruption the coronavirus is wreaking upon people and businesses around the world. You can stream a bunch of recent releases early, but a return to the movies will signal a return to normality when we come out the other side of this strange time. Here's how the new release dates stack up: CNET Coronavirus Update Get all the latest on the coronavirus that's now been declared a pandemic. Soul (June 19) Pixar takes you on a jazz odyssey for this musical animation, which is currently sticking to its planned early summer release date.
As the pandemic continues, that may prove to be optimistic -- but Disney has so many films in the schedule it'll struggle to find a new game slot sbobet pulsa for Soul should theaters remain closed. Original release date: Unchanged Tenet (July 17) Christopher Nolan's time-twisting thriller Tenet has also held its nerve and stuck to its planned date even as the rest of the summer's films were postponed or rescheduled. But even if theaters are open again in July, audiences may still be wary of gathering. Original release date: Unchanged Mulan (July 24) Enlarge Image Mulan was pulled from theaters just before it was due to be released. Disney Disney's live-action Mulan reboot was pulled on March 12, just a few hours after similar announcements for A Quiet Place 2 and F9.
The postponement came less than two weeks before it was supposed to open -- late enough that some viewers and critics saw the film at preview screenings, calling the new Mulan "majestic" and "thrilling." The day after Mulan was delayed, Walt Disney Studios said it was pausing production on other live-action films. Disney then named a new date when it reshuffled its entire slate on April 3. Original release date: March 27, 2020 Wonder Woman 1984 (Aug.
14) Warner Bros held out until March 24 before announcing that Wonder Woman 2 would be delayed, but with most other blockbusters postponed it was clear the DC comics sequel would have to move from its planned June release date. But where many big movies have moved much later in the year or been postponed indefinitely, Wonder Woman 1984 is rather optimistically committed to hitting theaters in August.
