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The movies we have been waiting and waiting for have finally gotten official release dates, no thanks to the corona-virus pandemic. For the most part, at least we can say things are somewhat getting back to normal.

Wonder Woman 1984 hits theaters August 14 of this year?

Gal Gadot is heading to the 80’s in the 1984 sequel to the 2017 film. Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) will fight two villains: Kristen Wigg as Cheetah, a human-cat hybrid, and honestly we can only imagine her making jokes throughout the entire film, and Pedro Pascal as The Mandalorian, as a snake like businessman by the name of Maxwell Lord.

If Tenet (a Christopher Nolan film, starring John David Washington and Robert Pattinson) can meet it’s required numbers of 80%, which is going to be difficult considering theaters cannot be as packed as they used to be. Tenet is currently set for July 17th but if it cannot meet the numbers, it will be pushed to August 14, the same date as Wonder Woman 1984, which will force the film to be moved again, but this time all the way to December of this year.

“I’m excited for her to come to America and become the Wonder Woman we are all familiar with from having grown up around her as an American superhero,” director Patty Jenkins tells the Sun.

The Mary Sue, asks how do we social distance in the theaters? The seats are so cramped as it is, and when it’s opening weekend, you expect to have to sit front row, which is a nightmare. Moviegoers are awaiting news from theaters to discuss this matter.