Tenet, Christopher Nolan’s latest film, will not be released on August 12. That is what film studio Warner Bros. let them know. “We’ll come with a new release date soon.”
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Tenet was the blockbuster movie world had hoped for to kick off cinema summer, but that hope was now turned into cinema by Warner Bros. taken away. “We will be announcing a new 2020 release date for Christopher Nolan’s fantastic film soon,” Toby Emmerich reported Variety.
Nolan’s latest was originally scheduled to hit theaters on July 17, but the release date was shifted to July 31 due to concerns about the spread of the new corona virus. Later, the release was postponed again to August 12, while Warner Bros. tried to figure out what would be a good time to play the blockbuster of the summer in the halls.
Warner Bros. In addition, announced that Tenet “will no longer be treated like a traditional worldwide release.” This means that the American film studio may already play the film in important markets such as Asia when the cinemas open there again, while Tenet cannot yet be seen in its own country. The Belgian cinema sector, which is now running again, had placed his hopes on Tenet for the summer season.
Christopher Nolan is known from Inception, Interstellar and the Batman films The Dark Knigt and The Dark Knight Rises.
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