Warner Bros is confused over the reopening of the theatres by 17th July. The studio has pushed the release of Christopher Nolan’s spy drama to 31st July. Now, it will be released with the re-release of Christopher Nolan’s “Inception” on the occasion of the film’s 10th anniversary. Warner Brothers have pushed the release of ‘Wonder Woman 1984‘ to 2nd October. Initially, the film was supposed to hit the theatres on 14th August 2020. It seems that Hollywood thought to use Tenet as the testing drive and now this responsibility comes on the shoulder of “Mulan” that will be released on 24th July.
Warner Bros also announced that ‘Godzilla vs Kong’ has also been pushed by the makers to 21st May 2021 and also the untitled film of Matrix will be released between 21s May to 1st April 2021 as the production work of the film came on a standstill due to coronavirus pandemic. CEO Bob Chapek of Disney also looking forward to taking Warner Bros films as litmus paper test, how the audience responds to the film while following safety measures in theatres. As we all know in the mid-march many theatres were closed in the view of coronavirus pandemic but now, it is being reopened. Many of them are at independent locations. Now, old films are being shown there and new would start from July.
If we talk about ‘Wonder Woman 1984’, it is an American superhero based DC comics titled ‘Wonder Woman’. It has been directed by Petty Jenkins and produced by Deborah Snyder, Zack Snyder, Gal Gadot, Stephen Jones, Charles Roven, and Patty Jankins.
The film is starring Gal Godot in the role of Diana Prince, Chris Pine in the role of Steve Trevor, Kristen Wiig in the role of Barbara Ann Minerva, Pedro Pascal in the role of Maxwell Lord, Robin Wright in the role of Antiope, Connie Nielsen in the role of Hippolyta and apart from them the cast also includes Gabriella Wilde, Kristoffer Polaha, Amr Waked, Natasha Rothwell and Ravi Patel in the unexposed roles. Stay connected to get the latest updates from India and around the world.
