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Sony delays string of major film releases including new Ghostbusters movie

09.07.2020 - 21:34

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Sony has delayed a string of major film releases, including the latest instalment in the Ghostbusters franchise and superhero movie Morbius.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to devastate the entertainment industry, the Hollywood studio said seven films had been postponed.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife will now arrive in US cinemas on March 5 2021, having originally been slated for July this year. Morbius, a Spider-Man spin-off starring Jared Leto as the titular vampire, had also been set for release in July but has now been pushed back to March 19 next year.

Greyhound, the World War II film starring Tom Hanks, will no longer make its June premiere and has no specified release date.

Sony delays string of major film releases including new Ghostbusters movie

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