New Movies Plan To Return To Theaters As Soon As July 1 — Will You Go?

Unhinged starring Russell Crowe is scheduled to open in just over a month.

In mid March, major movie theater chains like Regal Cinemas and AMC announced they would be temporarily closing due to the coronavirus. They’ve remained closed since then, but some movies — as of now — plan to open in theaters this summer.

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Unhinged, a road rage thriller starring Russell Crowe, aims to be the first movie back in theaters and is scheduled to be released in just a little over a month on July 1.

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Christopher Nolan’s latest big-budget thriller, Tenet, is scheduled to be released on July 17.

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And Disney's Mulan, a live-action adaptation of the classic animated feature, is scheduled to be released on July 24.

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Not far behind? Wonder Woman 1984 is scheduled for release on August 14 and Bill & Ted Face the Music is scheduled for release on August 21.

If these films are released in theaters as planned — a big "if" — the moviegoing experience will be different. Moviegoers will likely have their temperature taken before entering the theater, sit apart from others, and wear masks.

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Theaters will also be cleaned thoroughly before and after each screening. The above image — of a recently reopened theater in Prague, Czech Republic — may be similar to what our moviegoing experience will be like.

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