'Matrix 4' & 'Godzilla vs Kong' Also Moved Back on Release Schedule; See Their New Premiere Dates!

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorRefresh for updates: AMC has made official their U.S. reopening plans after what will be a four-month shutdown due to COVID-19 with 450 U.S.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Josh Berman is extending his long tenure at Sony Pictures Television with a fifth consecutive overall deal. The new five-year pact will keep Berman and his Osprey Productions at Sony until 2025.Under the new deal, Berman is bringing in former Warner Bros.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Dune, Denis Villeneuve’s big-budget sci-fi pic with Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya and Oscar Isaac, is heading to Hungary to film additional material this summer, Deadline can reveal.Warner Bros has the Legendary Entertainment-produced movie dated for December 18, 2020 in the U.S. and I understand that the extra shooting will not cause a delay and it will still release on that date.

Since the novel coronavirus lockdown began in mid-March, Village Roadshow Entertainment Group CEO Steve Mosko has kept a daily journal, detailing what's working for his staff of 37, what's not and what could change going forward. Among the obstacles the company has faced was the production shutdown of Lana Wachowski's The Matrix 4.

Podcasts featuring Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman will soon stream on Spotify as the Swedish music streaming company has signed a deal with AT&T Inc’s Warner Bros and DC Entertainment.

Dave McNary Film ReporterIn today’s film new roundup, “Broken Hearts Gallery” moves back, “Burnt Orange Heresy” gets a release date, “Summertime,” “2 Hearts” and “The Mechanic” find homes and Helen Mirren is narrating “Escape from Extinction.”RELEASE DATESSony Pictures has moved back the release of romantic comedy “The Broken Hearts Gallery” from July 10 to July 17.The studio said Tuesday that the movie will still be the first wide release of the summer. Last week, Warner Bros.

Since “Tenet” vacated the July 17 release date, Warner Bros. decided to give Christopher Nolan fans a treat for that date, anyway, with the re-release of “Inception.” However, even if you’re a fan of “Inception” and seen it a million times, the studio is adding a little bonus that might be worth the price of a movie ticket.

There have been some major changes again when it comes to the dates for upcoming theatrical releases. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, Hollywood hasn’t been able to nail down the right time that people will be allowed to go back to theaters.

Once one domino fell, it seemed likely that more would be coming, and Warner Bros. had wasted no time, in that regard. Not long after Christopher Nolan’s Tenet was swapped to the back half of July, the WB has tinkered with the spot for their other big summer blockbuster (or what was going to be). Yes, the Wonder Woman sequel, Wonder Woman 1984, is on the move again, this time making a substantial leap into later on in 2020. It’s no longer a summer tentpole, but a fall release, significantly changing the landscape for not just Warner Bros., but the summer movie season. Read on for more…

Movie release dates right now fluctuate about as much as the list of directors for a DC movie, meaning you can’t be 100% anything will actually get released until you’re sitting down in a theater and credits roll. Now that Christopher Nolan‘s “Tenet” has finally shifted its release date, Warner Bros.

Tenet, the next film from Christopher Nolan, will not be released as planned next month.The Inception, The Dark Knight and Interstellar director’s latest film was initially set to arrive in cinemas on Friday July 17, however it will now be delayed by two weeks to July 31.The change comes as part of Warner Bros’ latest reordering of its calendar in response to the coronavirus pandemic.Other blockbusters will also be delayed, including Wonder Woman 1984 which has been pushed back from August 14 to October 2. It marks the fourth time the superhero film’s release date has changed.The Matrix 4 will be delayed a year, from May 2021 to April 2022, while this November’s Godzilla vs.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorEXCLUSIVE: Now here’s a movie that isn’t moving completely off the schedule after Warner Bros. exploded the release calendar today with its Tenet and Wonder Woman 1984 release date change moves. United Artists Releasing is going a week earlier with Orion’s threequel Bill & Ted Face the Music, now on Aug.

Warner Bros. Studios has moved Wonder Woman 1984 back on its release schedule.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorUniversal/Amblin’s Bios is the first to move off Oct. 2 after Warner Bros.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorIt just won’t stop. Warner Bros, in the wake of moving Tenet from July 17 to July 31 and Wonder Woman 1984 from Aug.

Dave McNary Film ReporterWarner Bros. is moving its untitled fourth “Matrix” film back nearly a year to the spring of 2022.The move comes as the Hollywood studios are scrambling their release schedules due to the theater shutdowns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.The new “Matrix” movie, which had been in production in Germany before being halted, has moved from May 21, 2021, to April 1, 2022.Original stars Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss are returning for the fourth “Matrix” along with co-creator Lana Wachowski.

Even the juggernaut known as Tenet has proven to not be immune to the release date chaos cause by COVID-19 and the Coronavirus pandemic. After insisting for some time that Christopher Nolan’s latest would not be delayed, Warner Bros. has in fact announced a change in the July 17th date. Now, before anyone gets too worried, provided you were worried about such a thing, the new date is still in July, a mere two weeks later. So, essentially, WB is building in some wiggle room to see how the reopening of the country goes, as well as what movie theaters are like at the end of July. Read on for more…

On the day where Covid-19 cases are spiking in more than a dozen states in the U.S., in a signal that they’re doing everything not to back down, but a gesture that’s just buying time, Warner Bros. finally made a decision today with the release date of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet”: hedging their bets and delaying the movie two weeks from its July 17 release date to July 31.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorWonder Woman 1984 is flying from Aug. 14 to Oct.

LOS ANGELES — Director Christopher Nolan’s movie thriller “Tenet” will debut in theaters two weeks later than expected on July 31, distributor Warner Bros., a unit of AT&T Inc, said on Friday.

The highly anticipated Christopher Nolan movie Tenet will be released in theaters on July 31, two weeks after the original release date of July 17.