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Loki will now premiere on June 11, 2021 on Disney+, a month after Black Widow.
Basically this suggests that Loki is being pushed back because of Black Widow being released on May 1st and Basically they don't want Loki/Tom stealing the thunder.
Lalu Yadav's release from jail delayed as Jharkhand lawyers not attending courts work due to COVID
Lalu Yadav’s release from jail delayed as Jharkhand lawyers not attending courts work due to COVID
Image Source : PTI/ REPRESENTATIONAL. Lalu Yadav’s release from jail delayed as Jharkhand lawyers not attending courts work. Despite getting bail in the last pending case of the fodder scam more than a week back, RJD president Lalu Prasad’s release from jail has further been delayed till May 3 when the lawyers are expected to resume courts works following restrictions imposed by the Jharkhand…
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NEWS: Amazon delays ‘The Aeronauts’ release, cuts theatrical run
According to Deadline, Amazon Studios has had a change of heart about how it will play the Eddie Redmayne-Felicity Jones adventure, “The Aeronauts,” pushing it back from a late October IMAX run and early November theatrical release to a shortened Dec. 6 release — with no word on its IMAX future.
Key quotes from Amazon chief Jennifer Salke:
“The Aeronauts is a spectacular film featuring some of Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne’s finest work. The level of filmmaking is nothing short of a technical feat that transports you to another world high up in the clouds. The theatrical experience is an important part of our business, but our highest priority is our customers.
“We know The Aeronauts is a film Amazon Prime Video customers will want access to as soon as possible, and is the perfect example of high-level, quality filmmaking customers can expect from us both in theaters and on Prime. Considering how competitive it has become to capture audiences’ attention and how audiences are consuming their entertainment, we believe this is the best choice for the film and that we’re delivering our customers an epic film that we believe will be a major player in the awards conversation at the height of awards season.”
Read the full story here.
This Amazon Prime customer had been very much anticipating seeing the film — which has been highly touted for its technical wizardry and epic scale — on a suitably large screen, in a theater. Supposedly it has been in post-production and rumored for its premiere at a major festival such as Venice.
Now it sounds like Amazon is relegating it Prime-arily to streaming video.
