Those who are waiting to watch the anti-hero sequel to Tom Hardy ‘: Let there be massacres’, maybe you have to wait a little longer.
It was announced that the Sony Movie Studio had decided to delay the release of this film almost a month, until mid-October because the United States grappled with a new wave of Covid-19 cases.
The film starred in Hardy because the character of Marvel Comics will now debut in theaters on October 15 instead of September 24, declaring a report by the Reuters news agency.
The film was originally set to debut June, but BOS Studio announced earlier, their plans to delay the release of theater until September.
Hollywood Studios has ravaged their schedule throughout the pandemic but hoped for a rebound movie in the fall.
The spread of the Delta Covid-19 variant in the United States has raised concerns about whether the audience will feel safe returning to the movies again.
‘Poison: Let there be a massacre’ will see the Cletus Cletus Woody Harady alias Carnage, playing the main villain.
This story took after the ‘toxic’ 2018 event that saw the star made the last minute cameo, thus hinting the events to be opened in the sequel.
Poison is a global hit for Sony when it was released in 2018.
Despite the mixed reviews, this film made a spark at the box office, producing more than $ 850 million throughout the world.
The film also features Michelle Williams and Riz Ahmed in Pivotal characters.
Poison: Let there be a delayed massacre release
