A lot of movies we were looking forward to watch have been delayed due to the pandemic 😫 thesundaily movies blockbuster covid19 thesun
The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down, and not even Hollywood is immune as studios are scrambling to delay the release of their blockbuster movies. theSundaily takes a look at the most anticipated movies of 2020, and when we can expect to see these movies on the big screen.The live-action adaptation of Mulan was slated for release in late March, but Disney decided to push it back.
It looks like Daniel Craig will have to wait a little longer to hang up his 007 tuxedo for good. The producers of No Time to Die were rightfully concerned about theatre closures due to the coronavirus outbreak affecting box office receipts and announced that the film will only be released in November.Watch the trailer here:After the success of 2017’s Wonder Woman, fans around the world were eagerly awaiting the sequel.
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