Universal will be releasing an incredible 23 films between now and the end of the year – and here’s the full list of what’s coming to the UK, when.
If you’re wondering whether big studios will be supporting cinemas when they reopen their doors next month (in theory), then you need look no further than Universal Pictures in the UK.
The studio has confirmed a pretty staggering slate of movies, with an output far in excess of any of its competition. In July alone, Universal has seven different films lined up for cinema release. To put that into context, Disney has 11 for the entire year. Universal will have that number beaten by mid-August.
Here’s the full list as it stands at the moment. Obviously dates are subject to being shuffled around, and the slate is very much on the assumption that some normality resumes. In theory, there’s a lot to look forward to here…
4th June:
LAND
9th June:
NOBODY
18th June:
IN THE EARTH
25th June:
FREAKY
2nd July:
VOYAGERS
8th July:
FAST & FURIOUS 9
16th July:
THE CROODS 2: A NEW AGE
16th July:
THE FOREVER PURGE
29th July:
THE SPARKS BROTHERS
30th July:
OLD
30th July:
SPIRIT UNTAMED
18th August:
PEOPLE JUST DO NOTHING: BIG IN JAPAN
27th August:
CANDYMAN
September (exact date to be confirmed):
BLUE BAYOU
10th September:
RESPECT
30th September:
NO TIME TO DIE
8th October:
THE ADDAMS FAMILY 2
15th October:
HALLOWEEN KILLS
22nd October:
BOSS BABY 2: FAMILY BUSINESS
22nd October:
DEAR EVAN HANSEN
29th October:
LAST NIGHT IN SOHO
12th November:
BELFAST
26th November:
HOUSE OF GUCCI
More on all of these as we hear it…
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