A new wave of infections hit various countries in the summer, proving that the pandemic wasn't over. This surfaced fears that some of the highly anticipated events of the year, including movie releases, might see delays. This was especially true in late August, as some studios scrambled to decide how to move forward. Marvel's Shang-Chi seemed to convince studios to release their biggest attraction of the year on schedule, or at least close to it. That included Marvel and Sony, whose Spider-Man: No Way Home co-production is the most highly anticipated movie of the year.
But as we approached the Eternals premiere, we learned that Marvel had delayed all of its 2022 movies, and many of its 2023 releases as well. Production issues prompted the delays. And we saw a rumor a few weeks ago saying that Sony might delay the No Way Home release as well. It turns out there was some truth to those rumors. No Way Home will be pushed back to January in some markets, although most people will still see it before Christmas, as intended.
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