List of films delaying their release in cinemas by Coronavirus

Although recently Marvel surprised us by publishing the final poster and trailer of Black Widow keeping the date of its release date in theaters for next April 30, the reality is that most distributors are being forced to postpone the release dates of their films due to the Coronavirus crisis. In Spain, a country that is in a state of alert, at the time of writing this text, 4,265 diagnosed cases have been registered, causing 132 deaths and adding 193 discharges.

One of the most affected films is Fast & Furious 9, by Universal Pictures, which was slated to premiere on May 22, 2020 and will not do so until now. April 2, 2021, almost a year later to see Vin Diesel again in his role as Dominic Toretto. Also from Universal, the latest from 007, No time to die, It has been delayed April to November 2020, seven months of waiting to resume the James Bond mission.

The silent sequel to A Quiet Place, from Paramount Pictures, had its premiere this March 19, while now it is unknown when it will hit theaters. And if that was not enough, Disney It is another of the great affected. The real action movie of Mulan will no longer premiere on March 27, 2020, while The New Mutants of X-Men will also not have the opportunity to show off from April 8, seeing its premiere delayed for the fourth time. For his part, Antlers: Dark Creature Won't Sow Fear In April 2020 either.

With regard to Spanish cinema, there is also bad news, given the closure of theaters in all the autonomous communities, Mediaset has been forced to delay the premiere of the promising Operation Shrimp until September 11, 2020.