Due to the coronavirus pandemic, there were practically no high-profile movie premieres in 2020. Against the backdrop of the closure of cinemas, film companies, fearing not to "recapture" the budgets for film production, massively postponed the premieres to 2021, which they have high hopes for. But many projects that people expected to premiere at the end of 2020 year were pushed back to 2021 or even sent to streaming platforms to compensate for production losses. 

Popular movie releases of the early 2021

As it was said, a lot of movies were moved forward to be released in 2021 instead of 2020. For example, Denis Villeneuve's Dune awaits simultaneous streaming and cinema release further this year, while the long-suffering new James Bond franchise movie No Time to Die looks set to release in late 2021 though it was planned to be released November 2020. And there are a lot more anticipated movies to wait for.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage

Who's not going anywhere - good old movies based on Marvel comics, even despite the fact that this particular movie is filmed by Sony. Despite the upcoming release of Morbius, what is most expected is the new part of the adventures of Eddie Brock and his parasite from outer space named Venom, filmed by Andy Serkis. Tom Hardy will return to his role and, judging by confirmed information from sources, Tom Holland will appear in the movie as  Spider-Man.

Matrix

The main technosaga of the turn of the millennium returns when people are already tired of even waiting. Of the creators of the original tape, only Lana Wachowski is involved in the project - her sister Lily did not want to remember the old. But the cast is in the ranks. Keanu Reeves will return to the role of Neo, with Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity. The plot is kept in secret and nothing is said at all about what the film will be like. One thing is for sure: the new work will not resemble the original series of films.

Wrath of Man

After "Gentlemen" it became obvious to everyone that the simple and stagnant career of Guy Ritchie was over: the director returned to his favorite form of a brutal and inventive crime film. Jason Statham, with whom Richie did the Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, the Snatch and the Revolver, plays the main role of a fierce and shrewd money-hunter.

How to create cinema at home?

Despite and thanks to pandemic, people nowadays are in a better position than ever to make themselves a well-made home cinema to watch any released movie. Today, almost everyone in the world can watch hundreds of thousands of hours of HD and even 4K content at the touch of a button. Even more - nowadays it’s more than possible to create your own cinema with a full-fledged projector. You can easily find yourself one using an article by Ray Crossman at iTechCluster - just visit https://itechcluster.com/ and pick one of the advised projectors. Or follow a short guide below.

How to properly choose a projector for home cinema?

Using a projector, you can get a very large picture in your own home theater and enjoy the masterpieces of the film industry in a specially designed room or even in a courtyard, depending on the model you choose. Depending on this, some characteristics should also be highlighted.

• Brightness. When measured in lumens, it ranges from 2,500 to 3,500 lumens for small screens, 3,500 to 4,000 lumens for medium screens, and 4,000 lumens and above for the largest. You need to add 1000 lumens per size to get a good image with a daylight projector.
• Contrast. The higher it is, the more detailed the image you will get. High contrast allows you to distinguish even the smallest color shades.
• Projection size. This is the main thing to think about when choosing a location for your projector. At the same time, the screen sizes vary from 1.5 to 3 m and more.
• Throw distance. There are three of them - Ultra-short (less than 1.5 m), Short (up to 3 m) and Long (more than 3 m), differing in the distance from the screen.
• Resolution. Must be at least 1080p for small screens and gradually scaled up for large screens up to 2160p (4K) for large screens.

Once you have selected the projector that suits your needs, it is important to place it correctly and connect to the source device. If you've bought yourself a Wi-Fi-enabled device, you can get anything from a wired computer to a laptop, tablet, or even a smartphone.