Jeong-seok (Gang Dong Won), a former Marine, takes a job that sends him into the country, where he and his team are met with not only zombies, but a group of survivors who have made the most of the epidemic - by turning it into entertainment. Here are all the major films you still have to look forward to in 2020.įour years later, Yeon is returning to the story with Peninsula, which is set in an evacuated and "abandoned" Korea, now completely overrun by the undead. While release dates seem to be ever-changing these days, we have a pretty good idea of what's still set to come out this year. The film industry is resilient, and in spite of a few delays, 2020 isn't going to be a complete write-off. It's turned into something much less, with a few films finding their audience on streaming platforms in lieu of a wide theater release, while others have been put off indefinitely.
It was supposed to have been an epic year at the movies. and then delays upon delays, and finally there was the realization that many of those films weren't going to have a chance at the theater, if the theaters were all shuttered. Then the coronavirus hit, and studios scrambled to figure out what to do with unfinished projects. Some were highly anticipated sequels, others were new adaptations of existing properties, some hoped to be the next big blockbuster, and a handful happened to be festival darlings that would fill in for those weary of the big-budget Hollywood machine. With the coming of a new decade, Hollywood's studios lined up a slew of projects to compete for your filmgoing dollar.
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