After several changes over the months, it appears that Tenet has grown tired of the release date shuffle, and has been removed from the release date schedule completely, at least temporarily.

Industry news site Deadline is reporting that Warner Bros. is consiering releasing the movie overseas first, where movie theaters will likely reopen in large numbers earlier than in the United States. It might even be interested in opening the movie at drive-ins in the U.S., if that's all that are available:

Warner Bros is now prepping the film for an unconventional theatrical rollout, which won’t be a global day-and-date release that was expected.

What does Warner Bros. mean by unconventional? Essentially, with theaters reopening in China, Asian markets like South Korea vibrant, and other offshore territories in Europe and Japan coming back on line, there is a good probability that the Christopher Nolan movie will open abroad first. In regards to the U.S., where drive-ins are dominating the business and just over 1,000 of the nation’s 5,000 theaters are open, Tenet is poised to play wherever and whenever it can — even if New York City and Los Angeles aren’t back on line.

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Changes to Tenet usually cause a ripple effect, but we haven't heard anything from Mulan, Unhinged, The Broken Hearts Gallery, or Bill & Ted Face the Music... yet.

Warner Bros. has shifted the release date for The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It to June 2021, but the release dates Wonder Woman 1984 (October 2) and Dune (December 18) haven't changed at this time.

Photo above: (L-r) ROBERT PATTINSON and JOHN DAVID WASHINGTON in Warner Bros. Pictures’ action epic "TENET," a Warner Bros. Pictures release. ©2020 Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Photo Credit: Melinda Sue Gordon

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