COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc in Hollywood, and Christopher Nolan’s insistence on helping theaters has certainly led to a series of embarrassment for Warner Bros.Tenet originally scheduled to be released on July 17 before being moved to July 31, and it was still thought unrealistic, the studio will go with August 13.
Unfortunately, with the rise of cases, this would probably not happen, hence the mysterious sci-fi epic that is no longer dated. Warner Bros. he is now contemplating a staggered launch in which Tenet will open in some North American countries and cities sooner than others, although it is difficult to make the result Nolan expected.
However, with a reliable source reporting that Tenet could reach the UK, Spain and France by the end of August, the US film network Regal Cinemas announces the release of the film on September 4. Whether it’s speculation about its component or just jumping the gun is hard to say.
That would make sense, of course, and staggered releases may be the new ones in 2020 if studios need to stream new content and make at least some money. COVID-19 has not been defeated, however, the United States is heavily affected, and with many European countries open to business and China reopening cinemas, it is unrealistic to rely heavily on the Us box office.