Jonathan Fithian, CEO of the National Association of Theater Owners, will present all 2021 films in theaters simultaneously on the need for excitement in his industry and Werner Bros. and HBO Max.
Warner Bros. has once again changed release dates for its most anticipated title in view of the coronavirus epidemic.
The sci-fi drama “Reminiscence”, starring “Terrible Combat”, “Tom and Jerry” and Hugh Jackman, has adjusted their release windows to 2021. The studio continues to glitter with its usual publishing method while theaters remain closed and audiences continue to avoid visiting their local cinemas in an effort to prevent the spread of the virus.
According to Variety, the adaptation of the video game “Mortal Kombat”, which was originally released on January 15, will now be released on April 16. It pulls “remember” from its release in mid-April, which is yet to be scheduled. Meanwhile, the live-anima action animated hybrid “Tom and Jerry” was actually moved to February 26 instead of March 5 in one week.
All three movies will be subject to Warner Bros. ‘Bold publishing plans have been announced earlier this month, with each 2021 release launching its streaming service, HBO. Max will also be entering the same day. The outlet reports that all Warner Bros. movies on the streaming service will only be available for 31 days before playing in theaters until a typical video on the demand release window is ready.
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The move follows Warner Bros. In addition to hitting theaters, the decision to put “Wonder Woman 1984” on HBO Max this month. The decision has sent shockwaves through the already sick illness theater industry which has seen record-setting closures and box office fee numbers that are below average for this time of year.
John Stanky, President and Chief Operating Officer of AT&T, speaks on-line at the HBO Max Warnermedia Investor Day presentation at Warner Bros. Studios on October 29, 2019 in Burbank, California. (Presley Ann / Getty Images for VernMedia)
To allay some fears, Warner Bros. called it a one-year plan. The studio has generally ranked among the top two studios in terms of market share over the past decade – most recently just stunning by Walt Disney.
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Toby Emerrich, then chairman of Warner Bros. Pictures Group, said: “This hybrid performance model enables us to best support our films, creative partners and Moving in general during 2021. “We have a fantastic, wide range of titles for talented and visionary filmmakers next year, and we’re excited to have these films available to audiences around the world. And, as always, we will support all of our publications with an innovative and robust marketing campaign for their theatrical entry, while also highlighting this unique opportunity to watch our films at home through HBO Max. “
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Warner Bros. The 2021 slate also includes many of the most anticipated top movies of the year, including “Dune,” “The Suicide Squad,” “Tom and Jerry,” “The Conjuring: The Devil Make Me Do It,” “King Richard” and “Judas and Black.” Messiah. “
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