Movie theater owner group expects 90% of market to open for 'Tenet' - Business Insider

Owners representative confirmed to Business Insider on Thursday that the organization expects 90% of the global theatrical market to be open by July 17, which is the current release date for "Tenet."

The Warner Bros. movie, directed by Christopher Nolan, was the only major Hollywood release to stick with its original date amid the coronavirus pandemic.Warner Bros. has yet to move Christopher Nolan's upcoming movie, "Tenet," from its July 17 release date and there may be good reason for that. The National Association of Theatre Owners, which represents movie theaters across the US, is expecting 90% of the global theatrical marketplace to be open by then, a NATO representative confirmed to Business Insider on Thursday.

A representative for Nolan did not respond to a request for comment. Warner Bros. did not immediately respond to a request for comment. "Tenet" was the only major Hollywood movie to stick with its original release date as theaters throughout the world closed and movie studios delayed movies because of the coronavirus pandemic., released last month, only said that the movie was "Coming to theaters," though copy included with the official YouTube video said the release date was still July 17.

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