A
report
has
revealed
that
Warner
Bros.
will
debut
all
of
its
2021
films
in
theatres
as
well
as
on
HBO
Max
streaming
service.
The
company
made
an
official
announcement
on
Thrusday
December
3
and
revealed
that
starting
from
Wonder
Woman
1984,
all
upcoming
releases
will
hit
the
platform
in
on
the
same
day
as
it's
release
dates.
Other
films
releasing
with
this
day-and-date
model
are
The
Suicide
Squad,
The
Matrix
4,
Dune,
Godzilla
vs
Kong,
Space
Jam:
A
New
Legacy,
Little
Things,
Judas
and
the
Black
Messiah,
Tom
&
Jerry,
Mortal
Kombat,
Those
Who
Wish
Me
Dead,
The
Conjuring:
The
Devil
Made
Me
Do
It,
In
the
Heights,
Reminiscence,
Malignant,
The
Many
Saints
of
Newark,
King
Richard,
and
Cry
Macho.
According
to
reports,
the
fall
in
theatre
share
had
led
Warner
Bros.
to
take
the
decision.
Ann
Sarnoff,
chair
and
CEO
of
WarnerMedia
Studios
and
Networks
Group
said,
"We
know
new
content
is
the
lifeblood
of
theatrical
exhibition,
but
we
have
to
balance
this
with
the
reality
that
most
theatres
in
the
U.S.
will
likely
operate
at
reduced
capacity
throughout
2021."
A
Cinemark
representative
said
in
a
statement
that
Warner
Bros.
had
not
shared
details
of
its
new
distribution
plan.
"In
light
of
the
current
operating
environment,
we
are
making
near-term
booking
decisions
on
a
film-by-film
basis," the
statement
said
as
reported
by
Scroll.in.
While
HBO
Max
has
been
launched
in
some
part
of
the
world,
the
streaming
platform
has
not
revealed
any
plans
to
come
to
India
as
of
now.
Back
in
September,
Gerhard
Zeiler,
head
of
international,
WarnerMedia
hinted
at
HBO
Max's
launch
in
India.
During
a
chat
at
the
APOS
Summit
2020,
he
said,
"If
you
want
to
be
a
strong
global
player,
you
have
to
be
strong
in
Asia-Pacific.
In
India,
we
don't
have
the
scale
that
we
want
and
where
we
have
to
be.
In
order
to
get
there,
the
workhorse
will
be
HBO
Max."
Meanwhile,
Warner
Bros.
next,
Wonder
Women
1984
is
all
set
to
release
on
December
24,
and
will
only
hit
the
big
screens
in
India.