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Movie Madness
BY CHRIS MCKINNEY
PAPAYAS
The quest to revive theaters with summer blockbusters is on. July releases include the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe installment, Black Widow; LeBron James in Space Jam: A New Legacy; Henry Gold- ing in Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins; Chris Pratt in The Tomorrow War; The Rock in Jungle Cruise; and M. Night Shyamalan’s Old. I haven’t even listed all the July releas- es, and I haven’t even men- tioned August. All I know is, with the exception of Black Widow, that’s a lot of dudes.
A big reason why so many movies are coming out so quickly this summer is that
Scarlett Johansson, David Harbour and Florence Pugh star in the just-released superhero flick Black Widow. PHOTO COURTESY DISNEY VIA AP
many of these films delayed their release dates due to the pandemic. Black Widow, for example, was originally sup-
posed to come out in May 2020. Jungle Cruise, much of which was shot here in Ha- wai‘i, wrapped in September
2018. Its release was delayed twice. What we’re seeing is the breaking of a major back-
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