‘Black Widow’ and other Marvel movies won’t launch on Disney+

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Disney confirmed that its big blockbuster films will not launch on its streaming service, as the studio prefers theatrical releases.
The list includes Marvel’s upcoming movies from MCU Phase 4, which have already been delayed because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Black Widow is expected to launch in early November, assuming COVID-19 containment will allow such plans to go forward.
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The novel coronavirus health crisis has crippled the global economy, and millions of people have lost their jobs in the past few months. Some sectors have been hit harder than others, like sports, travel, and entertainment. Basically, anything that involved leaving the house and meeting other people was canceled or postponed. That applied to simple things like going to the restaurant or the gym, but also to business events, sports competitions, concerts, and movie launches.

Several countries have started to reopen their economies, but we’re looking at baby steps meant to gauge whether it’s safe to return to a life closer to the one we had before COVID-19. Not everything will reopen at once, and it may be a while until we can go to cinemas. Or until we’ll want to go without worrying about how a virus can travel inside a closed space ventilated by air conditioning. The good news is that some films will be launched directly for streaming, like Frozen 2 and Onward. The bad news is that the biggest blockbusters will still hit theaters before they start streaming, including Disney’s Marvel movies, which will all be saved for theatrical releases.

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