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Every Delayed 2020 Movie Without A New Release Date


Several 2020 movies have seen their release dates delayed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic; here's every film that still needs a new one. With theaters closed down and film and TV production shut-down until further notice, Hollywood's 2020 release calendar has been all but wiped clean on through to the middle of July (with a few exceptions which will eventually have to move, as we'll discuss later). There's no guarantee theaters will be reopen for business by that point either, in spite of chains like Cinemark saying they hope to resume showing new movies that month.

The New Mutants


ANTLERS


RUN


THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW


LAST NIGHT IN SOHO


SPIRAL: FROM THE BOOK OF SAW


GREYHOUND


ANTEBELLUM


Other Movies

On top of all the bigger 2020 movies in need of a new release date after being delayed, there are also smaller indie titles like Promising Young Woman and Saint Maud (both of which premiered to strong reviews on the film festival circuit over the past twelve months) stuck waiting in line along with them. Elsewhere, films ranging from The Green Knight to The Purge 5 (rumored to be titled The Forever Purge) and Judd Apatow's The King of Staten Island are holding onto their current dates in May, June, and the beginning of July, but will similarly need to be rescheduled in the future. 

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