K.T Simpson
Unfortunately – but not surprisingly – there are more delays to report for upcoming films. Disney have provided updates for their upcoming projects, with new release dates on the books.
“Black Widow” was delayed last month, and has now been given a new date of November 6th 2020.
As a result, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has shifted somewhat, with new dates below:
“The Eternals” – February 12, 2021
“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” – May 7, 2021
“Doctor Strange 2” – November 5, 2021
“Thor: Love and Thunder” – February 18, 2022
“Black Panther 2” unchanged on May 6, 2022
“Captain Marvel 2” now set for July 8, 2022
Other Disney dates are as follows, though I would imagine some of the earlier dates could still change, depending on what the world looks like in a couple of months.
“Soul” – unchanged on July 19, 2020
“Mulan” – July 24, 2020
“Jungle Cruise” – July 20, 2021, roughly a year later than expected.
Harrison Ford’s “Indiana Jones 5” – launches on July 29, 2022, also a year later than originally set.
“Artemis Fowl” will instead debut on Disney Plus, instead theatrically in May.
“Free Guy” – December 11, 2020
Wes Anderson’s “The French Dispatch” – October 16, 2020
“The New Mutants,” “Woman in the Window,” “Antlers” and “The Personal History of David Copperfield” remain without release dates.
