The eagerly anticipated Wonder Woman sequel is being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Warner Bros. has decided to push back the release date of Wonder Woman 1984 from June 5 to Aug 14. The studio has also indefinitely delayed the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical In the Heights and the animated Scooby-Doo movie Scoob.

"We made Wonder Woman 1984 for the big screen and I believe in the power of cinema," Wonder Woman 1984 director Jenkins said in a statement. "In these terrible times, when theater owners are struggling as so many are, we are excited to re-date our film to August 14th 2020 in a theater near you, and pray for better times for all by then."

The move comes on the heels of cinemas being closing around the country to prevent the spread of COVID-19, as well as studios pushing back their spring and early summer tentpole films - including Marvel's own female superhero 2020 tentpole Black Widow, which was supposed to be released April 24 and has instead been delayed indefinitely. Other delayed films include Mulan, No Time to Die, F9, and A Quiet Place Part II.

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Time to shelve the Lasso of Truth for another day. Warner Bros. has officially pushed back the release of #WonderWoman1984 amid coronavirus concerns. All the details at the link in bio. Photo: @wonderwomanfilm

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Wonder Woman 1984 reunites Jenkins and stars Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman and Chris Pine as her World War I-era love interest Steve Trevor in an all-new '80s-set adventure following up 2017's breakout hit.