and the swearing in of a brand new administration, the time was right for another kind of giant overhaul: On Thursday night, Universal, Sony, and Fox Searchlight once again shuffled the theatrical movie release calendar in reaction to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Universal also shifted the release for two smaller movies: The upcoming Tom Hanks-led sci-fi movie Bios, directed by Miguel Sapochnik (Game of Thrones), which will now open on Aug.

13, 2021, and Edgar Wright’s psychological horror movie Last Night in Soho, which the studio delayed until Oct.

Jason Reitman’s direct sequel to the original Ghostbusters movie, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, will delay the debut of Muncher the goopy blue ghost from the summer to Nov.

Sony also punted two films on the cusp of debuts: Peter Rabbit 2, which locks into a June 11, 2021, and Kay Cannon’s Cinderella, which moves from February to July 16, 2021.

The films include David Bruckner’s horror film The Night House (July 16, 2021), Michael Showalter and Jessica Chastain’s biopic The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Scott Cooper’s creature feature Antlers (Oct. 29, 2021), and Guillermo del Toro’s star-studded Nightmare Alley (Dec. 3, 2021).