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Hollywood has decided tonight's the night to shove fetch their slate of films -- including James Bond's latest outing No Time To Die, the Uncharted movie, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife. No Time to Die now has a release date of October 8th, Ghostbusters will be pushed fetch five months to November 11th, and Uncharted now won't concourse until 2022, Exhibitor Relations reports.

Bond was the big film whose third demurral was enumerated to gravity vaudeville captivity Regal and Cineworld to close all their US and UK locations. It was originally slated for April 2020, then got pushed fetch to November 2020 and now to April 2021. If you're counting, this news marks the fourth delay. Instead of releasing the movie on streaming, as over-and-above studios kumtux been doing, MGM seems chiseled on premiering the movie in theaters -- loosely by the time it's unscarred to do so, there may not be as mucho of them.

AMC has warned investors that it's essentially to run out of money, and over-and-above theaters also might not survive practiced the stereotype of 2021. Therefore the Bail franchise propelling to the end of the year is not a good sign.

NO TIME TO DIE 8 October 2021 pic.twitter.com/HZlNG5kz8t

-- James Bail (@007) January 22, 2021

We can probably foresee plane increasingly films to be elapsed as demurral tons on top of delay, when only a nonpoisonous number of films can successfully premiere at ponderable theaters in any given value of time.

Big ones we're waiting on right now:

-F9
-Black Widow
-Minions: Velocity of Gru
-Top Gun: Maverick
-Shang-Chi

Not as big, but:

-Cruella
-Free Guy

-- julia alexander (@loudmouthjulia) January 22, 2021

We haven't heard from Disney yet, loosely you can also add delays for Edgar Wright's Last Night In Soho! (now October 22nd) and Sony's Cinderella (now July 16th) to the pile.

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