Steven Spielberg Event Movie Moves To Jun. 2026

Steven Spielberg Event Movie Moves To June 2026; Daniels’ Next Movie Temporarily Unset
Steven Spielberg's next event movie with Universal will no longer go on May 15, 2026, rather open on Friday, June 12 next year,
Steven Spielberg's Next Movie, With Josh O’Connor and Emily Blunt, Set for June 2026
Steven Spielberg is gearing up to direct a new film starring Josh O’Connor and Emily Blunt. The still untitled “event film” is set for a theatrical release on June 12, 2026, Universal Pictures said Tuesday.
Steven Spielberg's New Film Moves to June 2026, Daniels' ‘Everything Everywhere' Follow-Up Removed From Calendar
Universal is shifting around the release dates for two major 2026 films, one from Steven Spielberg and another from “Everything Everywhere All at Once” directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert. Spielberg’s next film will open on June 12 instead of May 15.
Steven Spielberg’s UFO movie receives new June 2026 release date
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Steven Spielberg’s Next Movie Shifts Release Date to June 2026 as Film From Daniels is Undated for Now
Spielberg's untitled Amblin and Universal film will take the date previously belonging to an event pic from the directing team behind indie sensation and Oscar darling 'Everything Everywhere All at Once.
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