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We were honestly expecting an absolute bloodbath next summer with the amount of new big blockbuster hits that are on various big studios release schedules. Well, Warner and DC have moved one of these out of contention.has been moved out of the summer release schedule, May 2016 and back to March, according to a statement issued toout of the summer market into the quieter March period means that ticket sales may be an awful lot higher with little competition.
However, the big competition for that particular month and perhaps a test for DC is that Captain America is due for release in March of 2016 as well.Brit awardsA new Mean Girls movie is being released in 2024Netflix unveils its list of new series and movies for OctoberMy Therapist Ghosted Me takes champion award at 2023 British Podcast Awards
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