Earlier
this
week,
the
makers
of
Tenet
announced
about
the
shift
in
its
release
date
for
two
weeks,
to
July
31,
due
to
the
ongoing
pandemic.
Warner
Bros.
went
on
to
announce
more
changes
in
their
release
calendar.
All
high
profile
and
most-awaited
films
like
Wonder
Woman
1984,
Godzilla
vs.
Kong
and
Matrix
4
have
been
postponed
by
months
and
some
even
a
year.
Patty
Jennkins's
Wonder
Woman
1984
starring
Gal
Gadot,
was
all
set
to
release
on
August
14,
but
now
has
been
removed
from
the
summer
calendar
to
October
2,
2020.
This
is
the
third
change
in
the
release
date
for
the
superhero
film.
The
sequel
was
originally
set
to
release
in
November
2019,
but
was
moved
to
June
2020
for
a
summer
release.
Wonder
Woman
1984
To
Release
On
October
2,
2020
Other
films
rescheduled
by
Warner
Bros
are,
Godzilla's
sequel
titled,
Godzilla
vs.
Kong
which
has
been
moved
by
more
than
six
months.
The
Thanksgiving
(November)
release
will
now
hit
the
big
screen
on
May
21,
2021.
On
the
other
hand,
the
untitled
Matrix
sequel
with
Keanu
Reeves
and
reportedly
Priyanka
Chopra,
has
been
moved
back
a
year.
The
makers
are
eager
to
start
shooting
in
July,
but
the
film
will
not
release
until
April
1,
2022.
Matrix
4
was
scheduled
to
release
on
May
21,
2021.
Godzilla
vs.
Kong
To
Release
On
May
21,
2021
Another
Warner
Bros.
film,
Robert
Zemeckis
directorial,
The
Witches
is
tentatively
taken
off
the
release
calendar,
while
it
was
set
to
release
on
October
9,
2020.
No
new
release
date
has
been
announced
yet.
New
Tom
&
Jerry,
set
to
hit
the
screen
on
December
23,
2020,
have
been
moved
by
six
months
to
May
21,
2021.
Matrix
4
To
Release
On
May
21,
2021
Tenet's
release
date
change
by
two
weeks
gives
an
idea
as
to
when
Hollywood
expects
things
to
go
back
to
normal.
Disney
has
also
rescheduled
its
most-awaited
film
Mulan,
based
on
a
similar
timeline.
The
film's
new
release
date
was
announced
as
July
24,
2020.