Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' release postponed once again

Christopher lan fans have to once again wait to experience his latest film Tenet in atres. highly anticipated Christopher lan film has been rescheduled for release for second time. This rescheduling has been done due to current Coronavirus situation in U.S.

Christopher lan's 'Tenet' release date postponed again

ongoing Coronavirus pandemic has led to a complete standstill in global entertainment industry. Many countries were in a complete lockdown for last few months. Even though some restrictions have been lifted from this lockdown, entertainment industry has taken a major hit due to it. Many films are in pipeline and are waiting to be released in movie atres.

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One of many films that are stuck due to Coronavirus pandemic is Christopher lan-directed film Tenet. According to a media portal, Tenet’s release date has been postponed for second time. Tenet was set to release on July 17, but n it was postponed until July 31. w, this Robert Pattinson starrer will release on August 12, 2020.

media portal has also added an official statement by Warner Bros. According to this statement, Warner Bros. wants audience to experience magic of Tenet in atres. But y are also ready to follow protocols given by public health officials. Tenet team has also stated that y are treating this issue as a traditional movie release.

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y furr elaborated that Tenet will be playing in atres for a longer period as compared to or movies. Christopher lan’s team is planning to apply this strategy in order to develop a different yet successful movie run. Apart from delaying release of Tenet, studio has also delayed re-release of Inception.

In hour of Inception’s 10th anniversary, movie was set to rerelease in select atres but w it will be releasing on July 31. This shift in Tenet and Inception 10th anniversary celebration comes after New York Goverr Andrew Cuomo’s anuncement. According to this anuncement, movie atres are t part of phase 4 reopening. Since cinemas in New York City and Los Angeles will t be reopened for quite some time, big-budget films like Tenet, Time To Die, Mulan and many ors are facing issues.

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