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'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Sequel Pushed Back To December 2021
BY SUNIT JANGIR
The sequel to Tom Holland's 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' has been postponed to 17 December 2021 after Disney's movie calendar rescheduled. ## The movie was originally scheduled to release on 5 November 2021, but Sony announced the move on Thursday night after a shakeup of Disney's film slate was unveiled earlier in the day (as stated by Variety). Now, the sequel of Spider-Man will take place on the date of formerly held Avatar 2, which has been pushed back to December 2022. ## It is the third instance when the makers of Spider-Man series have rescheduled the release date. Earlier, the movie was slated to release on 16 July 2021 before Sony had postponed it to 5 November 2021, and now, it has been postponed again. ## Sony Pictures also stated that the new release date is for the domestic calendar while its international release date remains in question. ## Spider-Man is not the only movie that has been delayed, earlier, MCU's 'Black Widow', DC's 'Wonder Woman 1984', Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' among the several movies that have been postponed indefinitely. ## The release dates of the movie are pushing further because most of the theaters around the world are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and there seem to be no plans to reopen them safely to a wide audience any time soon. ## Stay tuned...