Rent & Watch Robert Pattinson in Waiting for the Barbarians

If you can access you can now rent and watch Robert Pattinson in Waiting for the Barbarians at Samuel Goldwyn Films. For those that can – enjoy!

Robert Pattinson Tenet Release Date Updates

As you know, Warner Bros announced on 12 June 2020 that the release of Tenet would be pushed back to 31 July 2020. For those unfamiliar with our website, we have a dedicated page for each of Rob’s films that we keep updated with news, release dates, reviews and any other relevant information. For ease, I’m posting below the current releases for Tenet that I have updated. Remember you can always bookmark our dedicated film pages to keep up to date with news concerning Rob’s films.

July 2020

• Australia – 30 July 2020
• Denmark – 30 July 2020
• Germany – 30 July 2020
• Hong Kong – 30 July 2020
• Hungary – 30 July 2020
• Israel (Tulip Entertainment) – 30 July 2020
• New Zealand – 30 July 2020
• Portugal – 30 July 2020
• Russia (Karo Film)- 30 July 2020
• Saudi Arabia – 30 July 2020
• Singapore – 30 July 2020
• Slovakia (Continental Film) – 30 July 2020
• Slovenia – (Continental Film) 30 July 2020
• Switzerland (German speaking) – 30 July 2020
• Taiwan – 30 July 2020

• Austria – 31 July 2020
• Bulgaria (Alexandra Films) – 31 July 2020
• Canada (WBCanada) | Quebec – 31 July 2020
• Finland – (SF Film) 31 July 2020
• France – (WBFrance) 31 July 2020
• Estonia (ACME Films) – 31 July 2020
• Iceland – 31 July 2020
• India – 31 July 2020
• Latvia (ACME Films) – 31 July 2020
• Lithuania (ACME Films) – 31 July 2020
• Norway – 31 July 2020
• Poland – 31 July 2020
• Romania – 31 July 2020
• Spain – 31 July 2020
• Sweden – 31 July 2020
• Turkey – 31 July 2020
• United Kingdom – 31 July 2020
• USA (Merry-Go-Round working title) – 31 July 2020

August 2020

• Italy – 3 August 2020 (via IMDbPro)
• Brazil – 13 August 2020
• Argentina (WB Latin America) – 14 August 2020
• Bolivia (WB Latin America) – 14 August 2020
• Chile – 14 August 2020
• Colombia – 14 August 2020
• Costa Rica – 14 August 2020
• Ecuador – 14 August 2020
• El Savador – 14 August 2020
• Guatemala – 14 August 2020
• Honduras – 14 August 2020
• Mexico – 14 August 2020
• Nicaragua – 14 August 2020
• Panama – 14 August 2020
• Paraguay – 14 August 2020
• Peru – 14 August 2020
• Puerto Rico – 14 August 2020
• Uruguay – 14 August 2020
• Venezuela – 14 August 2020
• Greece – 20 August 2020

September 2020

• Japan – 18 September 2020

November 2020

• Slovakia (DVD) – 15 November 2020

Robert Pattinson Tenet release pushed back by Warner Bros to 31 July 2020

Variety reported the following:

“Tenet,” Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated espionage thriller, has pushed back its theatrical debut by two weeks, ending months of speculation about whether or not the $200 million tentpole would hold onto its mid-July release date.

The Warner Bros. film, which stars Robert Pattinson and John David Washington, was initially slated for July 17 and will now debut in cinemas on July 31. On the date that “Tenet” was expected to open, theaters will re-release one of Nolan’s biggest hits, “Inception,” in honor of its 10th anniversary.

“We’re especially thrilled, in this complex and rapidly changing environment, to be bringing Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet,’ a global tentpole of jaw-dropping size, scope and scale, to theaters around the world on July 31,” said Toby Emmerich, chairman of Warner Bros. Pictures Group. “It’s been longer than any of us could’ve imagined since we’ve seen a movie on the big screen, and to acknowledge Chris’ fans as we count down to ‘Tenet’’s opening day, we are also excited to offer his masterpiece ‘Inception’ in theaters for its 10th anniversary on July 17.” [my emphasis]

Looks like Warner Bros wants to test the waters with Disney’s Mulan first which releases on 24 July 2020. Time will tell if Tenet sticks to that 31 July 2020 release date. Follow our TENET film page for updates.

Roadshow Films Confirms that 16 July is still planned #Tenet release date

Roadshow Films confirmed to Robert Pattinson Australia today that 16 July 2020 was still the planned release date for Tenet in Australia. For those unaware, Roadshow Films is the Warner Bros distributor in Australia. So unless Warner Bros pulls the plug or our cinemas don’t open (I believe Sydney cinemas plan to reopen on 2 July 2020 or at least Palace Cinemas), we can hopefully safely venture out to watch Rob in Christopher Nolan’s latest film.

Below are links for cinemas currently showing Tenet as “coming soon”. I will of course update closer to release with more accurate information.

Sydney

• Ritz Cinema Randwick (Sydney)
• Palace Cinemas (check locals closer to release)
• Dendy Newtown
• Event Cinemas (check local closer to release)
• Hoyts (website being updated) but confirmed via Twitter (check local closer to release)
• United Cinemas

Melbourne

• IMAX Melbourne*
• Lido
• Cameo
• Classic Cinema

Perth

• Luna Palace

Canberra

• Dendy Canberra

Brisbane

• Dendy Coorparoo
• Dendy Portside
• New Farm Cinemas

* Note IMAX Sydney still under construction so no July screenings.

Robert Pattinson as Officer Mandel

Screen Daily and Deadline both reported that Samuel Goldwyn Films have bought the North American rights for Waiting for the Barbarians and will release on digital platforms on 7 August 2020. From the press release :

WAITING FOR THE BARBARIANS is filled with powerful and moving performances from Mark, Johnny, Robert, and Gana. The cinematography is beautiful and director Ciro Guerra creates a world that forces us to look deeper into ourselves and ask, “What would I do?”. Samuel Goldwyn Films is proud to bring this film to audiences,” says Peter Goldwyn of Samuel Goldwyn Films.

Thanks Sallyvg for heads up about still.

Robert Pattinson #TheDevilAlltheTime Rated “R” in the US

Robert Pattinson’s The Devil All the Time has been given an “R” rating for its upcoming US release on Netflix (no rating has been decided by the Australian Classification Board as yet). As we posted previously, the film’s expected release date is 15 May 2020.

For those interested, the US R Rating is defined as follows:

R – Restricted. Children Under 17 Require Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian. An R-rated motion picture, in the view of the Rating Board, contains some adult material. An R-rated motion picture may include adult themes, adult activity, hard language, intense or persistent violence, sexually-oriented nudity, drug abuse or other elements, so that parents are counseled to take this rating very seriously. Children under 17 are not allowed to attend R-rated motion pictures unaccompanied by a parent or adult guardian. Parents are strongly urged to find out more about R-rated motion pictures in determining their suitability for their children. Generally, it is not appropriate for parents to bring their young children with them to R-rated motion pictures

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