Following the news that Wonder Woman 1984 has been given a new release date by Warner Bros., it's now been revealed that a number of other upcoming movies from the studio are also undated. This isn't a surprise, but it does emphasise how quiet Hollywood will be over the coming months (which was inevitable considering the fact movie theaters are closed for the foreseeable future).
Scoob (an animated reboot of the Scooby Doo franchise) was originally set to be released on May 15th, but it now no longer has a release date. Could it slip into 2021? It seems likely.
In the Heights, an adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda, is no longer coming on June 26th, while Aquaman director James Wan's horror movie Malignant has lost its August 14th slot for obvious reasons.
According to Variety, "Warner Bros. is now looking for new times to release 'In the Heights,' 'Scoob' and 'Malignant.'"
As of right now, we don't really have anything to look forward to before June or July, and even films like Soul and Morbius are probably at risk of being postponed at this point. Nothing is certain, but the hope is that things will start returning to normal by the end of the summer, hence why Wonder Woman 1984 has been given a firm release date by Warner Bros.
On the plus side, a lot of films are coming to Digital, and you can learn more about those by CLICKING HERE.
We'll keep you guys updated as we learn more!
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