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COVID-19 Effect On The Movie Industry

EPISODE · Jul 29, 2020 · 27 MIN

COVID-19 Effect On The Movie Industry

from Mason Vera Paine

COVID-19 shutdown the movie industry and production of many upcoming blockbusters releases. Many movie theaters are starting to reopen around the country. Will people rush back to the theater, and if so, what can we expect movie-wise? Managing Editor at Fandango.com Erik Davis breaks down how COVID-19 changed the movie climate. Erik discusses Justice League The Zack Snyder Cut & upcoming movie reboots.Check out: Fandango.com for reviews by Erik Davis & other movie news Follow Erik on Twitter at: Twitter.com/ErikDavis

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