Regal owner Cineworld Group just confirmed when it’ll reopen in the U.S.

A Regal Cinemas movie theater is closed during the coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday, May 5, 2020, in New York. | Ted Shaffrey, Associated Press

Regal movie theaters will reopen in late June

Cineworld Group — the owner of the national movie theater chain Regal Cinemas — has confirmed that it will reopen theaters in the U.S. in July, Deadline reports.

What’s happening:

Cineworld announced Tuesday that it would reopen many of its theaters in the U.S. and the United Kingdom on July 10. Some theaters will reopen at the end of June, though, according to Deadline.

Here’s a breakdown of reopening dates in different markets.

• June 26 — Czech Republic, Slovakia
• July 3 — Poland, Bulgaria (possibly Hungary and Romania)
• July 9 — Israel
• July 10 — U.S. and United Kingdom

Cineworld said: “With several blockbuster movies including Tenet and Mulan now confirmed for release in the coming weeks, Cineworld is pleased to announce plans that will see it re-open cinemas across some territories during the last week of June, with all theaters expected to be open over the course of July.”

Cineworld said its priority “remains the health and well-being of both our customers and colleagues. As a result, it has made several operational changes and invested in new technology to ensure a safe but enjoyable cinematic experience for all our visitors.”

What movies will be available

According to CNN, Cineworld plans to reopen with the following movies on its upcoming slate: “Mulan,” “Wonder Woman 1984” and director Christopher Nolan’s new film “Tenet.”

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