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If they pushMulanback, then theyve got to squeeze it in between other dates or push something else back.
You just get this whole cascade effect on the calendar.
With Disney postponingMulan, you get every studio basically scrubbing their release calendar for the next few months.
Of courseMulanis hardly the only movie in Hollywoods upcoming spring-release corridor to retreat and regroup out of coronavirus-born jitters.
And on Thursday, Paramount put the rollouts of bothLovebirdsandA Quiet Place Part IIindefinitely on ice.
(Two other films in pre-production,Peter Pan and WendyandShrunkwe also halted.)
Disneys very lucky this is happening this year and not last year, Rushfield notes.
