A series of blockbusters delayed the release because Covid-19: Fast 9 delayed the calendar by 1 year, Disney gripped the loss

The Covid-19 epidemic is undergoing very complicated developments, heavily affecting many sporting, cultural and recreational events. Recently, a number of major studios have been forced to make adjustments to the shooting schedule and premiere of their works to prevent the spread of SARS-CoV-2 virus.

The latest name to join this' delayed 'club is Universal Pictures' Fast & Furious 9. According to the original plan, the latest movie of the Fast family will hit theaters in May 2020 and promises to be the name that destroys the box office thanks to the revival of the beloved fan favorite - Han Lue. However, in a recent announcement, Universal said it decided to postpone the schedule of Fast 9 to April 2021 - that's nearly a year compared to the original plan. Specifically, this blockbuster will return on April 2, 2021 in North America, and premiere in other countries about 1-2 weeks later.

Last weekend, the latest installment of Spy series 007, No Time to Die, was confirmed to postpone the show from April 3, 2020 to November 12, 2020 in the UK, and November 25/20. 2020 in the US. This means that there will be another potential blockbuster this summer when this will be the official movie to introduce 007 female version, and also the last time playing the role of James Bond by Daniel Craig.

Disney was also more or less negatively affected by the Covid-19 pandemic as it was incubating a lot of big projects in 2020. The Mouse House has officially confirmed that Mulan (Mulan) will not be able to open in theaters on March 27 as originally planned, but did not reveal any more about the official release time. In addition, The New Mutants, scheduled to be released on April 3, has also been delayed indefinitely, although many fans believe that Disney will still try to release this work in 2020 because it has been 'closed'. dust 'for so many years. Finally, Antlers, Disney's horror work, is also on the list of discontinues.

Marvel Studios, a subsidiary of Disney and also a mass-produced blockbuster unit of the MCU, seems to be trying to stick to its original plan. Accordingly, Black Widow will still hit theaters on April 30 to officially open for phase 4, then The Eternals' turn, premiering on November 6. In addition, even this summer, they will simultaneously shoot for a lot of other works such as Spider-Man 3 or Thor: Love and Thunder in order to release in 2021.

Some other notable names also have to change the release schedule because Covid-19 includes: A Quiet Place: Part II, The Love Birds, Blue Story - 3 Paramount movies that are still unknown at the time of release. new.

Not only that, the Covid-19 translation is also causing a lot of movie and drama projects to stop shooting, which will surely cause a delay in the broadcast schedule later. In particular, Disney stopped all activities of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (Disney +), the movie version of Little Mermaid, Peter Pan & Wendy, Shrunk and most recently Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

Warner Bros. TV is no exception when deciding to postpone the series series of its cult, including The Flash, Riverdale, Lucifer, Batwoman or Young Sheldon. According to the agency's representative, they were forced to postpone production to more than 70 different films, including many new films and not even before the first episode was filmed.

Another streaming giant, Netflix, has recently made an official announcement to suspend all filming projects in the US and Canada and has not been able to set the operating time back. Apple TV Plus was even more aggressive when it decided to stop all of its series, including many popular movies like See or The Morning Show.

The beginning of the year is always AMC's favorite time because this is when their 'golden egg-laying chicken', The Walking Dead, officially returns to the small screen. However, the Fear the Walking Dead brothers series was not so lucky when the filming of season 6 was officially postponed. In addition, season 11 of The Walking Dead also had to delay filming for about a month, and the screenwriters were forced to work from afar to ensure the health of themselves and the studio.

According to IGN