Moviegoers will get the chance to see Christopher Nolan’s in select cities Tenet early, three days before his Thursday, September 3, opening date. Warner Bros. offers screenings for early access on August 31, September 1 and September 2.
The announcement was made today by Jeff Goldstein, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Domestic Distribution.
Goldstein said: ‘Warner Bros. is proud to support our partners in exhibition as they reopen their doors. And there could be no better film to welcome back audiences into a truly big-screen experience than Tenet. ”
The long-awaited Nolan film that is expected to reopen a major exhibition in the US after a massive closure since mid-March due to the pandemic begins its theatrical launch in Canada on Thursday 27 August, before the US already opened the Great White North Nolan’s tenth anniversary re-release of Receive last weekend. In connection with where Tenet will miss in its first state district, California remains in the air due to when cinemas return as the state tries to get its COVID-19 cases down. And yesterday, Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York left movie theaters in the lurch, considering them higher risk and less essential, despite his call to open gyms on August 24th.
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‘I’m sure there’s a whole bunch of people who say,’ I can’t live without going to the movies. ‘But on a relative risk scale, a cinema is less essential and poses a high risk. It’s community. It is one ventilation system. You sit there for a long time, “Cuomo said.” Even if you have 50% with one or two seats between the two of you, this is a risky situation and … cinemas are not that high on the list of essences. “
This was a big hit for big exposures, as they were pretty hopeful they could get NY cinemas open in time Tenet over Labor Day weekend. More calamity today: Judge Brian Martinotti upheld an order to close movie theaters in New Jersey, following a motion for an order sought by the National Association of Theater Owners and six cinemas.
