By Jake Kanter
25.03.2020 - 00:21 / torontosun.com
The much-anticipated Wonder Woman 1984 and In The Heights are the latest films to be postponed due to coronavirus concerns.
The sequel to 2017’s Wonder Woman has joined rescheduled blockbusters like No Time to Die, Black Widow and Fast and Furious 9 and will now hit screens in mid-August.
The film’s original release date was June 5.
“When we greenlit WW 1984 it was with every intention to be viewed on the big screen and are excited to announce that Warner Bros. Pictures will be bringing the film to
By Jake Kanter
As concern grows over the worldwide spread of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, many are taking proactive measures to keep themselves safe from the flu-like virus, which can be fatal in the most extreme cases.
As concern grows over the worldwide spread of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, many are taking proactive measures to keep themselves safe from the flu-like virus, which can be fatal in the most extreme cases.
The coronavirus outbreak continues to affect industries all over the world and the entertainment business is no different. Following the delay of the likes of Marvel Studios’ Black Widow, Minions: The Rise Of Gru and many more, Warner Bros.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread across the world, Hollywood has become one of its biggest financial victims.
Wonder Woman 1984 has become the latest film to have its release date postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus hasn't spared Wonder Woman either. The DC superhero franchise was all set to drop the second movie, Wonder Woman 84, in June. However, in lieu of the Covid-19 outbreak around the world, Warner Bros has decided to push back the Gal Gadot starrer to August 2020. This is the second time the movie is being pushed. The Patty Jenkins directorial was supposed to release on December 13, 2019. But it was moved to November 1, 2019. Until recently, WW84 was set to drop on June 5, 2020.
As concern grows over the worldwide spread of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, many are taking proactive measures to keep themselves safe from the flu-like virus, which can be fatal in the most extreme cases.
Warner Bros. on Tuesday delayed the release of the upcoming musicalIn the Heightsand the animated feature Scoob! amid the coronavirus pandemic.
NEW YORK -- Warner Bros. on Tuesday delayed the summer release of “Wonder Woman 1984” and removed the adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda's “In the Heights” from its schedule due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Warner Bros. on Tuesday delayed the release of the upcoming musical In the Heights and the animated feature Scoob! amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Scooby Doo film, which stars an ensemble voice cast including Mark Wahlberg
Another release date change to report here, though with a small quirk to it. This time, we have Warner Bros. again moving one of their giant tentpole titles in the Wonder Woman sequel Wonder woman 1984. Now, it’s obviously another movie falling victim to the Coronavirus, but it’s not the same purgatory for the other WB releases we covered earlier. Instead, the company has a specific date in mind for the film.
As movie theaters shutter amid the current pandemic, some studios are opting to make your home into a multiplex in the time of coronavirus, pivoting to a streaming release or early arrival on VOD for certain titles. But those are largely movies that had the unlucky timing of dropping right before social distancing descended upon the nation.
As movie theaters shutter amid the current pandemic, some studios are opting to make your home into a multiplex in the time of coronavirus, pivoting to a streaming release or early arrival on VOD. But those are largely tiles that had the unlucky timing of dropping right before social distancing descended upon the nation.
The coronavirus pandemic has put the release plans for yet another movie on the back burner.
Wonder Woman 1984 is getting a brand new release date due to the Coronavirus pandemic.