Seeing that it is August already I thought I would make a list of my most anticipated, and/or most mentionable, films that are set to be released in 2013. Please note the dates are subject to change as we learned with the moves of Gangster Squad and The Great Gatsby. Also note that not all of these I am excited for. I could be listing them out of sheer curiosity.
January:
Gangster Squad (1/11)
February:
Warm Bodies (2/1)
March:
Elysium (3/1)
Carrie (3/15)
April:
The Evil Dead (4/12)
Scary Movie 5 (4/19)
May:
Iron Man 3 (5/3)
Star Trek 2 (5/17)
The Hangover: Part III (5/24)
June:
The Great Gatsby (TBA)
Man of Steel (6/14)
World War Z (6/21)
Monsters University (6/21)
July:
The Lone Ranger (7/3)
The Wolverine (7/26)
August:
September:
October:
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (10/4)
November:
Thor: The Dark World (11/8)
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (11/22)
That's how it is as of right now. We will see as more things get announced.
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Showing posts with label Gangster Squad. Show all posts
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Monday, August 6, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Gangster Squad officially bumped to January 11, 2013
Due to the tragedy here in Aurora, CO Warner Bros. has officially moved the upcoming film Gangster Squad from September 7, 2012 to January 11, 2013. The reason for the bump is to allow time for editing and re-shoots as they plan on cutting out the scene where a hit squad opens fire on a movie theater.
Yet another thing to thank James Holmes for, America.
Yet another thing to thank James Holmes for, America.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Warner Bros. to edit Gangster Squad in response to Colorado shooting
In response to the recent shooting in Colorado during a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises, Warner Bros. has continued their changes with the release of Gangster Squad starring Ryan Gosling and Sean Penn. In addition to pulling the trailer from before The Dark Knight Rises, due to the fact that there is a scene where a hit squad opens fire on a movie theater, they have also announced their plans to re-edit and re-shoot the film to get rid of the scene entirely. They are currently working on a re-shoot schedule and we can only assume such an intensive and rushed schedule is because the scene is an important part in the film. Also the fact that the film's release is slated for September 7th which is only about 6 weeks away.
I saw the trailer for Gangster Squad earlier last week and like everyone else who watched it probably didn't think twice about the scene where they open fire on the movie theater. However, with recent events I think this is a wise choice by Warner Bros. Do I also think that it's lousy we have to resort to political correctness due to the acts of one guy? Sure. But at the same time enough people have been touched and affected by the events here in Colorado that I think it is the right move to make. If it means having to push the release date forward a couple months then so be it. It's probably better in the long run than having the movie boycotted or having people file lawsuits against Warner Bros. We also recently saw this when Fox pulled marketing campaigns and changed the title of The Watch (formerly Neighborhood Watch) in response to the Trayvon Martin shooting in Florida. If they would have chosen to do nothing the phrase "too soon" pops into my head.
I saw the trailer for Gangster Squad earlier last week and like everyone else who watched it probably didn't think twice about the scene where they open fire on the movie theater. However, with recent events I think this is a wise choice by Warner Bros. Do I also think that it's lousy we have to resort to political correctness due to the acts of one guy? Sure. But at the same time enough people have been touched and affected by the events here in Colorado that I think it is the right move to make. If it means having to push the release date forward a couple months then so be it. It's probably better in the long run than having the movie boycotted or having people file lawsuits against Warner Bros. We also recently saw this when Fox pulled marketing campaigns and changed the title of The Watch (formerly Neighborhood Watch) in response to the Trayvon Martin shooting in Florida. If they would have chosen to do nothing the phrase "too soon" pops into my head.
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