[Maia]

I know Last Night in Soho got delayed to April next year. I was so looking forward to that this year as well :/

[arista]

Six movies resuming production after coronavirus

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-53090349


Avatar 2
Jurassic World: Dominion
Baz Luhrmann's Elvis film starring Tom Hanks
Mission: Impossible 7
The Little Mermaid
The Batman

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Six movies resuming production after coronavirus

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-53090349


Avatar 2
Jurassic World: Dominion
Baz Luhrmann's Elvis film starring Tom Hanks
Mission: Impossible 7
The Little Mermaid
The Batman

I read they were making Avatar 2/3/4 at the same time with a view to release them one at a time over three Decembers


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[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I read they were making Avatar 2/3/4 at the same time with a view to release them one at a time over three Decembers


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They’re being released on alternate years with the new star wars

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

They’re being released on alternate years with the new star wars

ANOTHER Star Wars???

[Oliver_W]

saaaaake, just let Star Wars die! Well, keep making Mandalorian and the Kenobi series, but the movies are crap.

[Marsh.]

Wait, there's 4 Avatar sequels?

[Marsh.]

I don't like them discussing release schedules that far in advance it gives me the hebejebes to be discussing the late 2020's like they're here.

[Oliver_W]

I'd be interested to see what they could do with Avatar. The "world" it set up is fairly cool, maybe it could be an Anthology series about the world, with different stories and characters for each?

[Marsh.]

Judging by the cast lists, the sequels are keeping the same main characters for each.

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

ANOTHER Star Wars???

Another 3 - it’s a new trilogy/unrelated to the sky walker lot

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I'd be interested to see what they could do with Avatar. The "world" it set up is fairly cool, maybe it could be an Anthology series about the world, with different stories and characters for each?

I think I remember reading somewhere each sequel is set in a different part of Pandora but with the same cast, the second one is predominantly underwater

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

I think I remember reading somewhere each sequel is set in a different part of Pandora but with the same cast, the second one is predominantly underwater

Yikes.

That poor cast spending decades making these movies. HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Smithy

I think I remember reading somewhere each sequel is set in a different part of Pandora but with the same cast, the second one is predominantly underwater

Hm, that could work. Ender's Game has little to do with the three books that follow it, maybe Avatar will be the same.

[Smithy]

Halloween Kills Pushed to 2021, Candyman and The Forever Purge Also Postponed, Halloween ends pushed to 2022

[Rob!]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Halloween Kills Pushed to 2021, Candyman and The Forever Purge Also Postponed, Halloween ends pushed to 2022

Mess, it sounds like they were in post-production for Halloween Kills before the virus hit. It was supposed to be out in 3 months.

[Tony Montana]

**** sake I was so looking forward to HK.

[Smithy]

FINALLY updated the OP and I’ll just say what we’re all thinking - why are they making 2 more mission impossible films

[Smithy]

Also why are they making a Tom & Jerry film

[LukeB]

Black Widow will be out October 28, 2020 in the UK and November 6 everywhere else.

[Smithy]

Yeah the list was from a US site, but if you think I’m redoing it all with UK dates you can think again

[James]

Was listening to a podcast and they were saying the respective studios are going to consider putting Black Widow and Wonder Woman 1984 on at-home video on demand if the cinemas are closed too long.

They are worried about them messing up their schedules for future films if the keep delaying them.

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by James

Was listening to a podcast and they were saying the respective studios are going to consider putting Black Widow and Wonder Woman 1984 on at-home video on demand if the cinemas are closed too long.

They are worried about them messing up their schedules for future films if the keep delaying them.

I don’t get why more Studios aren’t doing this tbh, that Trolls film broke records doing it.

[James]

They'd probably charge £14-16 to watch each of those films at home.

I don't think I'd bother at that price.

[Smithy]

That’s pretty much the price of a cinema ticket though isn’t it? And if you’re watching with another person you’re already saving money especially because you don’t have to pay through the nose for food and that