They were the two blockbusters from Warner Bros. supposed to bring spectators back to theaters this summer. The major announced the postponement of the releases of Tenet and Wonder Woman 1984 by several weeks due to the uncertainties on the reopening of cinemas in the United States following the coronavirus pandemic.
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Christopher Nolan's film has been pushed back two weeks from July 17 to 31. While the feature film on the superheroine Amazon from DC, scheduled for August, is postponed to October 2. This is the third postponement of the film by Patty Jenkins, originally expected in June 2020.
The consequences of this delay on the release dates of the two films in France should be announced next week, according to Le Film Français .
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Tenet , a spy film starring Robert Pattinson, John David Washington and Elizabeth Debicki, will be the "most ambitious " of Christopher Nolan's career. “We toured in seven countries, with a huge cast and impressive set decorations , specifies the director. There is no doubt that this is the most ambitious film we have made, " the British director recently told Entertainment Weekly .
"We are waiting to be able to start the official promotion of Wonder Woman 1984 - But the truth ... is that ... we are struggling ... to wait ..." , said director Patty Jenkins on Twitter. However, we will have to continue to take our troubles patiently.
