Marvel Studios is preparing other superhero films that viewers may be familiar with from the Avengers series. However, fans will have to wait for Black Widow, Thor, Doctor Strange or Spider-Man. The coronavirus crossed their path to cinemas.
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On Wednesday, Disney announced that the highly anticipated film Black Widow starring Scarlet Johansson was postponed to May 7, 2021. Server CNN He said the film was originally set to hit theaters this November 6, but the date was changed due to the covid.
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The delay in the arrival of Agent Nataša Romanová on the silver screen is a problem for cinemas. Marvel’s films are the most anticipated films of the year and guaranteed by Hollywood blockbusters. After several months of closing, cinemas are in desperate need of successful or at least new films that will provide them with income.
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The only notable films that filled American box office box offices this year were Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, Marvel’s New Mutants and Vyšinutý. Without Black Widow, cinemas will have to wait until the end of November, when the animated film Soul from Pixar and the new Bond film No Time to Die are on the program.
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However, the Black Widow is not the only heroine in the Avengers series who will be late. Studio Marvel is changing the return dates of other superheroes for the second time. He will delay the second part of Doctor Strange and the sequel Thor. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was moved to March 25, 2022 and Thor: Love and Thunder to February 11, 2022.
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Delays in Marvel’s films are beginning to take on a domino effect. The final episode of Spider-Man from the Homecoming trilogy is also waiting for a few months. Instead of July 16, 2021, Tony Stark’s successor should not appear in theaters until November 5, 2021.
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Likewise, Marvel’s new film about the humanoid race Eternals, due to hit theaters in February 2021, is postponed to November next year, as is the release of Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings from May to July 9, 2021. .
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