The fall movies outlook: Gal Gadot and Scarlett Johansson have their own superhero movies; James Bond returns and David Fincher directs on Netflix
As studios and theaters make efforts to rekindle moviegoing—as long as theaters can stay open—this fall’s calendar for new films reflects not only months of disruption caused by the
pandemic but also politically active producers’ desire to inform Americans ahead of this year’s election. Keep in mind that opening dates are subject to change, especially in theaters.
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