The studio’s most recent plans for “Top Gun” were to release it in November and make it available to stream on Paramount+ 45 days later. Paramount has not announced plans to go that route with these tentpoles. Last week at CinemaCon, Paramount previewed footage and clips from its upcoming slate, including Cruise’s big stunt from “Mission: Impossible 7” and the first 13 minutes of “Top Gun: Maverick.” The annual gathering of exhibitors and studio executives was painted as an existential necessity for the future health of entertainment, a vision that had no place for day-and-date releases.
Shortly after the news broke that “Top Gun” would vacate its pre-Thanksgiving date, Sony moved “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” up a week to November 19. “Jackass Forever,” the first movie to bear the screwball reality franchise’s name since 2011, will now debut on February 4, instead of October 22 this year. 'Jackass Forever' New Trailer: Johnny Knoxville Delivers 'the Gnarliest Sh*t Ever'
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