Going to the movies is a popular form of entertainment that is going to look very different during COVID-19.

'Cineplex will continue to take our lead from government and public health authorities,' Cineplex spokeswoman Sarah Van Lange said in a statement.

Rainbow Cinemas was supposed to close in May, but restrictions due to the novel coronavirus brought and an early end to the Saskatoon theatre.

MEC, which just recently opened a new flagship store in Vancouver, did not discuss what the ongoing pandemic would mean for the future of its bricks-and-mortar locations.

The Marvel film was delayed only days after the upcoming live-action 'Mulan' remake and the temporary closure of Cineplex movie theatres nationwide.

The company said it would also shut down its "location-based entertainment venues," which include The Rec Room and Playdium until April as well.

Disney confirmed that the upcoming live-action remake isn't the company's only film to be postponed as a result of the global pandemic.

The new complex is more than 42,000 square feet and offers food, live entertainment, gaming and more.

To combat dwindling attendance, Cineplex has widened its concession stand offerings and raised its prices.

Cineplex pre-show host Tanner Zipchen, who hails from Saskatchewan, was let go on Monday.