and AT&T something resembling a cushion had America failed to vaccinate itself accordingly.

However, the “everything on HBO Max” gimmick offered Warner Bros. Otherwise, China and Japan’s mid-August recovery (during which My People, My Homeland, The Eight Hundred and Demon Slayer all passed $400 million global) would have seen the releases of Wonder Woman 1984, No Time to Die, Black Widow and the other delayed biggies that were supposed to follow Chris Nolan’s Tenet in the last months of 2020. Kong was banking on strong business in a fully-recovered China where previous MonsterVerse movies scored big ($68 million for Godzilla, $168 million for Skull Island and $135 million for King of the Monsters), but one big territory, even China, does not a successful theatrical release make. Kong and Mortal Kombat in late 2020/early 2021 if they were entirely counting on theatrical revenue? I’m guessing no. and AT&T have felt comfortable releasing Wonder Woman 1984, Tom & Jerry, Godzilla Vs. John David Washington and Robert Pattinson in Chris Nolan's 'Tenet' Warner Bros.

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