“Free Man” and “Dying On The Nile” would be the latest...

This comes as no surprise, but more and more films are leaving 2020 and putting their theatrical hopes on a better year 2021. With only a handful of major releases slated for theaters this year, it’s only a matter of time before most, if, do not all, become free. This week two more were dropped from the schedule and both are Disney projects. Yes, those of you hoping to see Death on the Nile (the sequel to Murder on the Orient Express) or Ryan Reynolds’ star-studded Free Guy concept, well … first of all, that’s a whole different topic. But beyond that, we have some bad news for you. Read on for more …

According to Variety, Disney has removed both Death on the Nile and Free Guy from their 2020 calendars. Remarkably, there is no new data yet, but it will likely be in mid or late 2021. The former was originally scheduled to be released on December 18th, while the latter was scheduled for December 11th. Now they just have to sit tight.

Here are some of their reports:

Disney announced another change to the studio’s release calendar, postponing Ryan Reynolds’ action comedy “Free Guy” and “Death on the Nile,” the sequel to Kenneth Branagh’s hit “The Murder on the Orient Express.”

“Free Guy” was scheduled for December 11th and “Death on the Nile” was due to debut on December 18th. Neither have new release dates.

The delays are another blow to the cinemas, which have struggled to sell tickets due to the lack of new film offerings. Currently, “Wonder Woman 1984,” the comic book sequel starring Gal Gadot, is the only potential blockbuster planned for 2020. The superhero tentpole will premiere on Christmas Day. Smaller films like Universal & # 39; s animated adventure “The Croods: A New Age” on November 25th, the thriller “Freaky” on November 13th and “Promising Young Woman” on December 25th will stay on deck this year as well.

Find out more about the release dates for Death on the Nile and Free Guy!

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