Hello everyone and welcome to slash home daily for Monday, June 15th,

2020 on today's episode. We're gonna discuss the latest film and TV news.

This is slash home editor-in-chief Peter Sorretta and joining me out to his

podcast this slash film senior writer Ben Pearson. Yeah, what's going on? And

Redder,

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and writer, why Trend B. Hey everyone.

So, most of the news since last week has to do with how Hollywood is reacting to the

coronavirus and her current timeline in this pandemic. So I guess let's start

first with all the release dates because Warner Brothers kind of shifted a bunch of the release dates on Friday.

Ben what do we know?

Yeah, so a tenant which is the big big one. That's the movie that, you know, fairly or unfairly, probably unfairly, is being sort of billed as like the movie that is supposed to be, you know, potentially saving the entire industry. It was set to come out on July 17th and

now Warner Brothers has kicked it back by a few weeks and it will open on July 31st

instead of this year so it's only a couple of weeks. It's not, you know, there are several other movie release dates that we'll talk about in just a minute that are much more, you know, much bigger than this, longer delays. But Warner Brothers is actually going to put inception back in

theaters on July 17th when Tenet was supposed to come out to celebrate

inception's 10th anniversary instead so there's that and then I guess shortly after that on the same

on Friday evening, Wonder Brothers announced that Wonder Woman 1984 is going to be moving as well.

So that was supposed to be coming out this August.

And now it will be in theaters on October 2nd, 2020.

So again, we've seen movies like Fast Nine and stuff move like an entire year

This one is just a few months so it shouldn't be too bad and and seems like maybe the right call for,

especially for Wonder Woman, I think,

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