#A quiet place 3 movie

The new film is not expected to be “A Quiet Place Part III,”, but is being described as a feature film broadening the landscape already detailed in Krasinski’s first two features, so expect a new crop of characters to be fighting the sound-based monsters. According to The Playlist, Paramount Pictures has already set aside Maas the date for a new feature film set in the “A Quiet Place World” to be helmed by director Jeff Nichols.

Now, the world created by filmmaker and star John Krasinski is officially expanding to include a spin-off. But if more state governments make similar recommendations, making people even less likely to go to theaters, it’s entirely possible that more movies will push their releases back before the summer is over.After the success of two features in the “ A Quiet Place” universe, it seems that an even fuller franchise is all but inevitable. While smaller events like haven’t necessarily been advised against yet, COVID-19 has taken a considerable toll on the global box office, particularly in the countries that had the most confirmed cases including China and Italy. Prior to Governor Newsom’s recommendation to postpone these smaller events, cancelled or postponed events had mostly been limited to large-scale events like South by Southwest, Coachella, or Electronic Entertainment Expo that attract thousands of attendees a year.

#A quiet place 3 movie

Meanwhile, in California on Thursday morning, Governor Gavin Newsom recommended that any gathering of 250 people or more, which could include things like concerts, sporting events, or movie premiers, should be postponed or cancelled, at least through the end of March. The NBA had originally considered playing its games in empty arenas, but after one of the league’s players was positively diagnosed with COVID-19, the NBA instead chose to take a larger step. On Wednesday night the National Basketball Association (NBA) announced that it was suspending its regular season indefinitely, with no word on whether or not the league would return for the 2019-2020 season. You can find answers to the most common questions in the links below:Įverything you need to know about the coronavirusĬoronavirus, explained: Evidence-based explanations of the coronavirus crisisĩ questions about the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak, answeredĪfter the WHO announcement, more high profile cancellations followed. To help educate our readership, we’ve compiled helpful explanations from our sibling sites The Verge and Vox.com. The spread of the novel coronavirus and the disease it causes, COVID-19, has unfortunately been characterized by an abundance of misinformation about the virus and xenophobia pertaining to its origins. On Wednesday morning, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that it was officially classifying COVID-19 as a pandemic - the first time it’s done so since 2009’s H1N1.Ĭoronavirus/COVID-19: What you need to know While A Quiet Place 2 is only the second film to delay its release so far, it’s possible that many more could follow as the spread of COVID-19 continues. While Paramount had originally hoped to repeat this early-summer success with the sequel, it’s now unclear if the movie will make that release window after the delay. While summer isn’t usually high-time to horror movie success, the film found a huge audience and drew in nearly $200 million at the US box office and over $340 million worldwide. The film will show both the origins of the deadly sound-hunting monsters as well as what happened after the harrowing showdown that ends the original movie.Ī Quiet Place was originally released in April 2018 and became a massive breakout hit. Shortly after the announcement of A Quiet Place 2’s delay, Paramount announced that it will also delay The Lovebirds, which was set for release on April 3.Ī Quiet Place 2 continues the story of the Abbott family, which started in the 2018 original, also directed by Krasinski. While Universal and United Artists moved No Time to Die’s release to November, Paramount has yet to announce a new date for A Quiet Place 2. Sony followed, shifting the date for Peter Rabbit 2 off of Easter weekend.

Last week Universal Pictures and United Artists announced that they were pushing back the release latest James Bond film, No Time To Die. This is the third major release to be delayed thanks in-part to COVID-19.

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