Warner Bros. has delayed the release of Christopher Nolan's Tenet for the second time. At the beginning of 2020, Tenet was eyed as one of the most highly-anticipated movies of the year. The new Nolan production was shrouded in secrecy with varying reports about what the plot might contain, while John David Washington and Robert Pattinson as the leads only increased excitement among fans. Tenet had a mid-July release date at first and the movie became the centerpiece of when theaters could reopen.
After holding onto the original July 17th date for quite some time, Warner Bros. finally decided to delay Tenet a couple weeks ago. The decision came after the second trailer dropped for Nolan's blockbuster and marketing continued to ramp up since then. But, instead of delaying Tenet a few months, WB elected to push the film back two weeks and give it a new July 31st release date. Now, as positive tests for coronavirus are surging across America, Tenet's release date has changed again.
As shared by THR, Warner Bros. has delayed Tenet for the second time. The film's new release date is August 12, so Tenet has only moved back another two weeks from the previous date and about a month overall from when it was originally slated to come out.
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Source: THR
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