‘Black Widow’ No Longer Opening May 1 Due To Coronavirus Fears
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deadline.comBy Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office Editor In the wake of the two biggest movie chains, AMC and Regal, shutting down for possibly close to two months, Disney reports today that their prized summer starter, Marvel’s Black Widow, is delayed until further notice.
The Scarlett Johansson movie was scheduled to go day and date on May 1. This doesn’t come as surprise, and was unfortunately forecasted by many in the distribution sphere as MGM jumped the release of No Time to Die from Easter weekend April 10 to Thanksgiving this year.
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