Christopher Nolan thriller Tenet to open in 70 countries, including Singapore
Manager Christopher Nolan's thriller Tenet, delayed several times past the coronavirus pandemic, volition debut in cinemas in over 70 countries starting Aug 26, AT&T Inc's Warner Bros. movie studio said on Monday (Jul 27).
The motion picture is scheduled to open in Singapore on Aug 27.
The pic will open in select US cities over Labor Day weekend, Warner Bros said in a statement. Labor Day is Sep 7.
The release engagement is welcome news for movie theatre operators, who are counting on big-budget movies such as Tenet to help lure audiences out of their homes during the pandemic.
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Theatres effectually the world airtight in mid-March to help preclude the coronavirus from spreading. Many have reopened around the world with chapters limits and other safeguards, though most cinemas in the U.s.a. remain shuttered.
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The AMC and Cineworld movie theatre chains last week pushed back the reopening date for their US theatres to at least mid-Baronial from the end of July.
Tenet is a scientific discipline-fiction spy drama starring John David Washington and Robert Pattinson from the British director of hits similar The Dark Knight Rises and Inception. Little has been revealed about the plot. The flick had originally been scheduled to debut on Jul 17.
(Source: Reuters)
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