Eric the Clown

Kind of the bigger issue here is that even if theaters reopen in July or August, there's going to be a fair amount of people who will likely still stay home to avoid potentially getting the virus again (yes I know there are some idiots in America who are still traveling and going to concerts, but they'll wise up...I hope). I don't think studios will want to put out potential big moneymakers like Tenet that early when there's a risk people will avoid cinemas. Stuff like Quiet Place, Mulan, and Trolls are exceptions, since those movies have already used up their marketing budget, and their studios probably want to get them over with, spend as little as possible, and hope people will still be excited enough to make decent money. There's also likely going to be a huge hole in WB's summer with The Batman's production delays, and while marketing is out there, it's really only been one trailer so far that the marketing budget hasn't been blown that much. Besides, No Time to Die and Wonder Woman are available to push the IMAX tech

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@TMP It took a lot longer than I thought, but here's my post-Roni schedule (don't think I missed anything). It was pretty hard to really find a good opening for each movie. I do not envy the scheduling department. I also didn't really have a good idea on where to put the non-Disney studios' untitled movies that are in production. They're a lot harder to pin down. 2020 July 3: Trolls World Tour July 10: A Quiet Place Part II July 24: Artemis Fowl August 7: Woman in the Window, Peter Rabbit 2 August 14: Mulan, Malignant, The Lovebirds August 28: The Empty Man September 11: Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It September 18: New Mutants, Without Remorse September 25: One and Only Ivan, Saints of Newark October 2: Morbius October 9: Scoob! October 16: The King's Man, Candyman November 6: Black Widow, Minions 2 November 13: Deep Water November 20: In the Heights November 25: Soul, King Richard December 11: Jungle Cruise December 18: West Side Story, Wonder Woman 1984, Sponge Out of Water December 23: The Witches, The King of Staten Island December 25: The Death on the Nile, The Tomorrow War Chicago 7, Those Who Wish Me Dead, David Copperfield, and Everybody's Talking About Jamie debut in limited first. Bob's Burgers is a Hulu Original Movie 2021 January 8: Fatherhood January 15: Enola Holmes, 355, Venom 2 January 22: Mortal Kombat January 29: Clouds, Clifford the Big Red Dog February 12: The Eternals February 19: Tom and Jerry, Coming 2 America March 5: Dune, Jackass 4 March 12: Raya and the Last Dragon March 19: Snake Eyes March 26: The Croods 2, Paranormal Activity 7 April 2: F9 April 9: Free Guy April 16: Reminisce May 7: Shang-Chi May 14: Vivo May 21: Godzilla vs. Kong May 28: Cruella June 4: Tenet June 11: Space Jam 2 June 18: Pixar July 2: Spider-Man 3, Boss Baby 2 July 16: Top Gun 2 Doctor Strange 2: July 30 August 6: The Suicide Squad August 13: Fear Street Part 1 September 10: Fear Street Part 2 September 17: Mortal Kombat, The Bad Guys September 24: Elvis, Hotel Transylvania 4 October 1: The Batman October 15: Hamilton, Halloween Kills October 22: Fear Street Part 3 November: Thor 4 November 19: Matrix 4 November 24: WDAS December 17: Avatar 2 December 22: Black Adam, Sing 2 December 25: Mission: Impossible 7 2022 January 14: Sesame Street February 18: Ant-Man 3 March 4: Pixar March 25: The Little Mermaid April 1: Minecraft April 8: Into the Spider-Verse 2 May 6: Black Panther 2 May 20: DC Super Pets, John Wick 4 May 27: Pinocchio June 10: Jurassic World: Dominion June 17: Pixar July 1: Shazam! 2 July 8: Shrunk July 29: Captain Marvel 2 August 12: Peter Pan & Wendy October 7: Guardians 3 October 14: Halloween Ends November 4: Aladdin 2 November 18: The Flash November 23: WDAS December 16: Aquaman 2 December 23: National Treasure 3 Anybody else want to make their own post-Roni mock schedule, please feel free to do so. We've got nothing else to do in this thread

It's like you want me to spam you with GIFs

Will it though?

It's not coming back. If you want to fight over franchises, just do it through PMs

LOL that was quick

How do you live with yourself knowing that fact? Speaking of animated Lionsgate sequels, this... had 7 sequels, all coming out in the span of 4 years. I don't know who watches them or who funded them, but I guess it made somebody happy

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I don't really get why being on a soundstage will suddenly make the risk for corona less likely.

Wasn't planning on it, but....sure, wynaut?

I'm stressed out and I like to make mock Disney schedules to kill time, since I'm a very boring person. So now in our post-Roni society, assuming it kills off the summer box office... 2020 July 24: Artemis Fowl August 14: Mulan September 25: The One and Only Ivan November 6: Black Widow November 25: Soul December 11: Jungle Cruise (wynaut? worked for Jumanji) 2021 February 12: The Eternals March 12: Raya and the Last Dragon May 7: Shang-Chi May 28: Cruella June 18: Pixar Joint July 30: Doctor Strange 2 October 15: Hamilton November 5: Thor: Love and Thunder November 24: WDAS Joint 2022 February 18: Ant-Man 3 March 4: Pixar Joint #2 March 25: The Little Mermaid May 6: Black Panther 2 May 27: Pinocchio June 17: Pixar Joint #3 July 8: Shrunk July 29: Captain Marvel 2 August 12: Peter Pan & Wendy (yeah I know these kids aren't getting any younger...but circumstances will have to make them age up a tad) October 7: Guardians 3 November 4: Aladdin 2 November 23: WDAS Joint #2 December 23: National Treasure 3

Here's a cookie Pick any one you like

We both know Tommy Boy's can't say no to Bobby and Papa Feige

Hmm...you guys do have a good point...and Disney does have an untitled date for late July...Sony might have to wait until 2022 for the next Spidey joint...eh, y'all right.

This will get Eternals' slot, Eternals will get Shang-Chi's slot, Shang-Chi will get Strange's slot, Strange will get Thor's slot, and so on. Quote me on this