Multiple studios have already rescheduled films in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Still, this week brought a major overhaul to the 2020 release calendar with new confirmed dates for highly-anticipated films from Disney, 20^th Century, Paramount, Sony and Warner Bros in the U.S., with some films moving entirely to 2021.

Although release dates may differ slightly for Australian audiences, these announcements give some sense for when we might expect to see films and audiences return to cinema screens.  Such films include Wes Anderson’s “The French Dispatch”, Patty Jenkins’ “Wonder Woman 1984” and Marvel’s next instalment “Black Widow”.

The remaining 2020 release calendar now appears as follows for major re-dated films in Australian, but subject to change with the evolving situation.

Jul 23
Mulan

Aug 13
Wonder Woman 1984

Aug 27
Bill & Ted Face the Music

Sept 4 (current U.S. release date)
A Quiet Place Part II

Oct 1
Venom 2

Oct 16 (current U.S. release date)
The French Dispatch

Nov 6 (current U.S. release date)
Black Widow

Nov 12
No Time to Die

Dec 26
Top Gun: Maverick

Dec 26
Peter Rabbit 2