'Top Gun: Maverick' Pushed To Christmas; 'A Quiet Place II' Pushed To July

The coronavirus pandemic has certainly affected more things than one can imagine and while multiple releases have either been pushed too ahead or been postponed indefinitely, here is an update on two other mega releases.

Paramount is pushing back the release of Top Gun: Maverick from late June to Christmas 2020 amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. The tentpole is the latest Hollywood event pic to move out of summer, underscoring the far-reaching impact of the virus.

The long-awaited Top Gun sequel, which was originally set to hit theaters in North America on June 24, will now unfurl on Dec. 23. Tom Cruise returns to star in Maverick, alongside franchise newcomers Glen Powell and Miles Teller.

John Krasinski's A Quiet Place Part II has carved out a new release date in theaters: Sept. 4. The Paramount movie was originally set to hit the big screen in late March, but was among numerous Hollywood event pics delayed amid the novel coronavirus pandemic and unprecedented theater closures.

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