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International films that were archived due to the Covid-19 pandemic are slated to return to theaters starting in July.
Live action movie Mulan, previously set for release in March, will now launch on July 23. In the same way Black widow, the Marvel movie that would have successfully started this year’s summer blockbusters, opens on November 5 in Malaysia. Wonder Woman 1984 It was also written for a premiere on August 13.
But not all the films were postponed. The new movie in the Hallowe’en franchise, Halloween kills starring Jamie Lee Curtis, and Escape Room 2 It will launch near its original dates: October 15 and December 30, respectively.
The same goes for Monster hunter, a fantasy film based on the video game series of the same name, which hits theaters in Malaysia on August 27, a week earlier than in the United States.
One of the first international films to be screened in theaters in Malaysia will be the fifth film in the Purge franchise, which opens on July 9.
Meanwhile, some movies like Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Raya and the last dragon and F9 – previously scheduled to launch this year – have been moved to next year.
If theaters in Malaysia don’t open in July at the latest, dealers said they will adapt accordingly.
Below are the tentative release dates for some of the major major titles:
- Tenet, July 17
- Mulan July 23th
- Wonder Woman 1984August 13
- A quiet place 2, September 3
- The king’s man September, 17th
- The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do ItSeptember, 17th
- Death on the Nile October 8th
- AMERICAN SOLDIER. Joe Snake Eyes, Oct 22
- Black widow, November 5th
- Soul, November 19th
- No time to die November 26
- Free boy December 10
- Top Gun Maverick, Dec 24
Also read: ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ from Disney’s Southeast Asian set delayed until 2021
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