'Tenet' Movie Release Delayed By Two Weeks to July 31

The highly anticipated Christopher Nolan movie Tenet will be released in theaters on July 31, two weeks after the original release date of July 17.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Nolan was adamant that his movie be released in theaters instead of on VOD like some other films over the past few months. Reports stated that he was hopeful that the movie could maintain its July 17 release date.

Warner Bros. will now release a 10th anniversary edition of Nolan‘s movie Inception on July 17 to get fans excited for the release of Tenet.

“We are excited that our partners at Warner Bros. will offer a new generation of film fans the opportunity to enjoy Inception the way it was originally intended to be seen — on the big screen. Over these last months we have been keeping Warner Bros. closely informed of our work towards reopening our theatres in accordance with governmental health and safety requirements, and we are looking forward to audiences enjoying Tenet in our theaters all around the world on July 31st,” the National Association of Theater Owners said in a statement.

Most movie theaters around the country have been closed since mid-March and some are beginning to reopen with social distancing measures in place.

Watch the latest action-packed trailer for the movie Tenet now!