The premiere of the long-awaited blockbuster will be postponed to next year – The reason is the Hollywood strikes

Many other awaited films may have to wait for a long time.

Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya will be seen in the lead roles of Dune Part 2. PDO

The expected sequel Denis Villeneuve Dune-film will be moved to 2024. Originally, the premiere was supposed to be this year on November 1.

It seems that the film will be released in the middle of March with these prospects. As a result Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire moves from March to April.

The reason is the Hollywood actors’ strike, which seems to be continuing for now. Dune part 2 is already ready, but the strike prevents the Actors from doing interviews or attending red carpets. An important part of the film’s marketing would therefore be gone, and the production company Warner Bros. is not ready to take that risk.

The reasons for the actors’ strike are many, as are its effects.

Dune premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2021. The main stars of the film, such as Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya, were seen on the red carpet. PDO

The film stars, among others, Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Austin Butler, Florence Pugh, Javier Bardem, Léa Seydoux and Christopher Walken.

of Variety according to it, it still doesn’t seem like the transfer has any meaning for the movies The Equalizer 3, Wonka or The Marvelswhich are films that can be seen in IMAX theaters. Dune part 2 is arguably one of the most important premieres of the year, which means it’s taking over many IMAX theaters.

It is possible that Warner Bros. will also move the December premiere The Color Purple -musical based on Steven Spielberg’s touching film A flash of purple. Possibly also Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom the publication is moved.

You have to get used to this, because the longer the strike goes on, the bigger the backlog of films will accumulate later. The moment will soon come when cinemas will not be able to see Hollywood productions or films by favorite actors belonging to the union at all.

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