Black Panther 2 will hit theaters in France, not Disney+

Cinema operators are blowing! Black Panther 2 Wakanda Forever to be released next November 9th. Disney confirmed this by signing a ceasefire in the confrontation with the French State over the chronology of the media.

In a press release, followed by a tweet containing the trailer from VOST, Disney has confirmed the release. It’s a boon for fans and moviegoers who rely on such blockbuster movies.

Black Panther 2 is in theaters but the showdown isn’t over yet

Last September, Disney threatened the French state not to release Black Panther 2, the next Marvel blockbuster, in cinemas in our country. The reason lies in three words: media timeline. In other countries, and particularly in the United States, Mickey’s firm places the film on its platform 45 days after the theatrical release.

However, French law does not allow it, as Disney must wait 17 months to do so. unacceptable to American society who wants to benefit from his work as he wishes. The case has its pros and cons. On the one hand, we can understand Disney wanting to do what he wants with his creations. On the other hand, it is not in the hands of multinational corporations to enact laws.

The dialogue is broken, but the announcement of the cinema release reflects the resumption of negotiations. As Disney noted, the state seems good at discussing relaxation of laws and the next deals should be discussed as early as February 2023. Disney doesn’t seem to want the end of the media timeline, at least it wants a slack and a fairer regime. against it. By the way, versions of later productions will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. After Wakanda Forever, another giant that should hit French theaters is the Avatar sequel called The Way of Water.