While it doesn’t necessarily seem like Halloween would go too far afield due to its seasonal subject matter, there is obvious overlap between the teen-skewing audiences of a slasher movie and a superhero flick. 15, the same date as Universal’s Halloween Kills. Currently the superhero movie is now due to open on Oct. Meanwhile Venom’s move to October suggests that month will almost certainly see some form of reshuffling. The film has not been slated with a new date. These trends already caused Paramount Pictures to pull Clifford: The Big Red Dog from its planned world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival and subsequent Sept. Presumably, that number will only dip further as reports of COVID surges throughout the country continue. So while the delay is currently only for three weeks, the question is becoming will it only be for three weeks? And if Venom: Let There Be Carnage has moved to an already crowded October, what else from that month might move in response to COVID, if not Hardy’s slimy CGI alter-ego?Īccording to the National Research Group, confidence in the safety of moviegoing has plummeted from 81 percent during the weekend that Black Widowset a pandemic era record at the box office with an $80.4 million opening to just 66 percent as of earlier this week. due to the Delta variant (and a stubborn number of Americans who refuse to get vaccinated). Sony’s choice to move the Tom Hardy superhero sequel signals a growing skittishness in Hollywood about COVID-19 as infection rates continue to spike in the U.S. And while under normal circumstances, three weeks is a minor delay in the grand scheme of things, these are not normal circumstances. The signs were all there when the newest Venom 2 trailer announced that the movie would be opening “this fall,” as opposed to on an exact date. There aren’t many things more exciting and exhilarating in all of sport than Ben Stokes in that mood.As you’ve likely heard by now, Venom: Let There Be Carnage will not be opening on Sept. At least Ben Stokes is there to show everyone how it should be played.
This test match is heading towards an epic finish.Īre you expecting a headinlgy type Ben Stokes again? #ENGvsAUS #Ashes23 #TestCricketĪgain, pathetic cricket all round. Greatness is Contagiousīen Stokes has my heart on a knifedge, thank god for the lunch break😂 #Ashes23 What a player! Headingly shades, can he do it again? #Benstokes #AUSvENG #Ashes23 The greatest All-Rounder there ever will be.Ĭentury for Ben Stokes. #BBCCricket #Ashes /3AXaB53spPīen Stokes 👏👏👏 #WTC25 | #ENGvAUS 📝: /pnhjDKAAlh 🤯īen Stokes reaches 100 with yet another six. ''This is THE most extraordinary cricket at the moment''. Just incredible! 🙌 #EnglandCricket | #Ashes /J1u2Ttwmo5Ĭan skipper Ben Stokes take England over the line? #CricTracker #BenStokes #ENGvAUS /Xl2C1R8k1d Meanwhile, Twitter was abuzz with reactions to Stokes’ breathtaking knock. They further require 128 more runs to win, having four wickets in hand, and it all depends on Ben Stokes to emulate his Headingley heroics and take his team home.
England went to lunch on 243/6 with Stokes (108*) and Stuart Broad (1*) at the crease.
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