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Disney is pushing the release of Marvel stand-alone Black Widow amid growing concerns around the coronavirus.

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00:00We have to go back to where it all started, so they never do that to anyone again.

00:07We're family. We fight with you.

00:10It's official, Black Widow just became the latest tentpole film to be pushed back amid

00:14the coronavirus pandemic. The Disney and Marvel movie, which was set to hit theaters in North

00:18America on May 1st, has been pushed to an undetermined future date. The final trailer

00:23for the long-awaited standalone starring Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff,

00:26aka Black Widow, dropped just over a week ago.

00:30Okay, you got a plan or shall I just stay duck and cover?

00:32My plan was to drive us away.

00:34Disney has also pushed back the releases of Searchlight Pictures, The Personal History of

00:38David Copperfield starring Dev Patel, and 20th Century's Woman in the Window starring Amy

00:43Adams to future dates to be determined.

00:45You have never met my wife.

00:47We spent the evening together.

00:53This news comes as AMC Theatres, the largest movie theater chain in the country, is closing

00:57all of its U.S. locations for at least six to 12 weeks, as cinemas across the country go dark

01:03due to the COVID-19 pandemic. AMC made its announcement Monday night after several other

01:08circuits announced closures throughout the day, beginning with Regal Cinemas.

01:11As of now, Disney still has Artemis Fowl scheduled for May 29th and Pixar's Soul for June 19th.

01:16For more on this story, go to THR.com.

01:19For The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Tiffany Taylor.

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