'F9,' the Ninth Fast & Furious Movie, Delayed Again After Bond Movie Books Same Date

As fans await the release of Fast & Furious 9, latest reports reveal that Universal Pictures is considering turning the ignition off on the Fast Saga. The blockbuster franchise released its first movie The Fast and the Furious in 2001 and over 20 years, the movie has an ocean of fans and boasts of jaw-dropping box office records.

franchise is nearing the end of their road — well, after, and then two more films, that is.

The “Fast & Furious” movies have been among the most successful in Hollywood history, with the upcoming “Fast 9” slated to hit theatres in May 2021.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Universal Pictures is planning to wrap up its Fast & Furious core film franchise with two final movies that will bring to a close a franchise which has revved its way to become the highest grossing movie series in the studio’s history.

The Fast & Furious series will be coming to an end.

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Fast and Furious franchise was reprogrammed for April 2, 2021. As it turns out, Hollywood Reporter says fans of the action-packed series will have to wait some more, with the release date pushed back yet again, this time to May 28, 2021.

Variety).Cineworld chiefs have reportedly blamed the decision on the postponement of big budget films in the wake of coronavirus pandemic – though they remain optimistic that if the closures were to take place it would be temporary and that cinemas would re-open next year.On Friday (October 2) it was announced that the forthcoming James Bond movie No Time To Die would be delayed once again, with the film pushed back within weeks of its scheduled November release to April 2021.The ninth

The biggest marketing pull for Universal‘s “F9” is the promise that the film will bring “Justice for Han,” a phrase referring to the character of Han Seoul-Oh who is apparently coming back to life after being dead the past three movies. Sadly, it seems fans of the “Fast & Furious” saga will have to keep waiting to get some justice, because “F9” has been delayed yet again, and it’s all James Bond’s fault.

pic.twitter.com/NqHlU24Ho3— James Bond (@007) October 2, 2020The film, which is the 25th in the franchise, is now slated to be released on 21 April 2021.Most fans appear to have taken the news well. One person remarked, ‘No.

is starting to be a bit ironic.The 25th entry in the Bond franchise — and final starring Daniel Craig as 007 — has been redated yet again due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, moving off Nov. 20 to its new release date: April 2, 2021.«MGM, Universal and Bond producers, Michael G.

The latest installment of the 007 franchise has once again been delayed from hitting theatre screens due to the ongoing pandemic.

official James Bond Twitter account wrote: “MGM, Universal and Bond producers, Michael G.

James Bond movie No Time To Die has had its box office release delayed again as the coronavirus pandemic continues.After being delayed from its original April 2, 2020 release date, fans were expecting to be able to see the next instalment in the franchise in the UK on November 12 and in the US on November 20.Now, as coronavirus cases in the UK rise and cinemas in key markets in the US remain closed, the studio has announced No Time To Die will be delayed once more.“MGM, Universal and Bond