Disney and its subsidiaries are continuing to adjust the release date schedule for their upcoming films.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, several Hollywood studios have been forced to indefinitely postpone productions originally set to hit theatres this spring and summer. Now, Disney is providing more clarity about when some Disney, Marvel, and Fox movies will finally premiere.

Here's the full list of upcoming Disney and Marvel films and their premiere dates.

When will Marvel's new movies release?

  • Black Widow release date: Opening in theatres on 6 November 2020

The delay of Black Widow has caused several other Marvel titles to be pushed back by months from their original release date.

  • Eternals release date: Opening in theatres on 12 February 2021
  • Shang-Chi release date: Opening in theatres on 7 May 2021
  • Doctor Strange 2 release date: Opening in theatres on 5 November 2021
  • Thor: Love And Thunder release date: Opening in theatres on 18 February 2022
  • Black Panther 2 release date: Opening in theatres on 6 May 2022
  • Captain Marvel 2 release date: Opening in theatres on 8 July 2022

When will Disney's new movies release?

  • Artemis Fowl release date: Premiering on Disney+ in summer 2020
  • Mulan release date: Opening in theatres on 25 July 2020

When will Fox's new movies release?

  • Free Guy release date: Opening in theatres on 11 December 2020
  • Jungle Book release date: Opening in theatres on 30 July 2021

Have any other movies been delayed?

In terms of movies coming from The Walt Disney Company, yes, there are other projects that have been postponed.

Disney's untitled fifth Indiana Jones has been delayed from 2021 to 29 July 2022. The studio's Jungle Cruise has also been pushed back a year to 30 July 2021. Meanwhile, Disney-owned Searchlight Pictures delayed The French Dispatch from July to 16 October 2020. Oh, and Fox's New Mutants does not have a new release date, but Pixar's Soul is still set for 20 June.

How does this affect Hollywood?

There are, at this time of writing, more than one million cases of the novel coronavirus, a virus that causes the respiratory disease known as COVID-19. It's spreading rapidly around the globe and is currently a pandemic with over 50,000 deaths. Governments everywhere have thus mandated quarantines, forcing movie theatres in just about every city, state, and country to shut down.

The vast majority of productions have therefore been deferred and need to be rescheduled. Each title will need the fullest possible theatrical release across the world, or we suspect their studios and distributors will suffer catastrophic losses.