With cinemas closed and studios experimenting with how to get movies out there, plenty of films have made their mark on 2020.
Here’s the pick of the best festive watches if you’re ‘streaming’ of a Disney+ Christmas.
With so much uncertainty around the festive period, at least we can rely on the streaming platforms to keep us occupied.
Mulan's long-awaited debut in China has stumbled at the box office, bringing in just $23 million - around £17.8 million - over its opening weekend.
Mulan director Niki Caro explains why they decided to omit Mushu from the Disney reboot.
It’s a good week for both new films as well as mind-bending fiction, as the latest digital cinema offerings include a mixture of works that are expansive either in scope or in concept.
The story of Hua Mulan has its roots in Chinese folklore, but there could also have been a real-life inspiration.
Disney+ has announced the new releases coming to the streaming service in September 2020.
Matthew Vaughn's spy prequel was once due to be released at the tail end of 2019.
If subscribers pay for Premiere Access of Mulan they can watch the film as many times as they like
News that Disney is preparing to release its remake of Mulan on the Disney+ streaming service is a potential game-changer.
The long-awaited live action remake is getting a hybrid global release.
This is the fourth delay for Mulan, which was on the verge of release on 27 March.
The outlook is gloomy over at the Mouse House.
What can you expect to see filling up the multiplexes when cinemas reopen next month?
Cinemas will be able to begin re-opening their doors from next month.
Cineworld will reopen its doors on 10 July, with classic films on show ahead of new releases.
Cineworld has announced plans to reopen cinemas as several Hollywood blockbusters are due to be released.
The US box office will be slashed in half this year, according to new research.
There is a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel.
The boss of Disney has said that more of its movies could circumvent cinemas as they remain shuttered around the world due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Disney makes sweeping changes to its upcoming slate of movies in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Bob Iger, the executive chairman and former CEO of Disney, has said that he won't be taking any of his salary during the coronavirus crisis.
Chinese authorities have re-opened a swathe of cinemas across the country, after cases of coronavirus have seemingly receded.
New York and Los Angeles have both taken the decision to close cinemas, to stop gatherings of people in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.