The film has a planned release date of July 20, 2018, almost exactly one year after its live-action film with Marvel that will see the character return to the Marvel universe on July 28, 2017.
Sony did its best to not directly address the fallout from 'The Interview' at CinemaCon except to say that: "Together we have been through as challenging a time as any modern company has faced," he said. "We have more than survived, we have thrived."
"It's a new day at the studio and there are mighty things ahead. I believe in big-ass movies for big worldwide audiences. I also believe in diverse slates."
"We're not retrenching and we're not retreating, because we believe, so please believe along with us."
Sony touted its upcoming slate of movies including James Bond's 'Spectre', the Adam Sandler video-game movie 'Pixels', and Cameron Crowe's 'Aloha'.
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