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I noticed it was at 100 pages, so I started a second one. That's procedure, right?

Well, I don't think the skies would have fallen if we'd kept going on the first thread, but whatever. Glad to see someone's paying attention.

Did you notice that Boosh will probably hit five digits by the end of the year?

New release date

Black Rock (an attempt to put a Mark Duplass movie into the multiplexes) 5/17/2013

New release dates

Olympus Has Fallen 3/22/2013 (from 4/5/2013)
To the Wonder 4/12/2013
Fantastic Four (an darker and edgier reboot of the 2005 film) 3/6/2015

New release date

Riddick 9/6/2013 (sorry, Six)

Fuckity fuck fuck.

Well, the good news is that the first week of September is guaranteed a $10 million opener.

New release date

Planes 8/9/2013 (being upgraded from straight-to-DVD and will get a new voice cast in the process)

I hadn't even heard of that one before they announced the upgrading to theatrical release.

Disney released a teaser last year for it (with Jon Cryer's voice as the main character, who is being recast with an unnamed actor).

I hope they don't recast Stacy Keach though. His voice would be perfect for a tough flying machine.

It must feel grrreat to hear your part is being recast...

Aquamann loses his sixth-round pick.


Carrie gets bumped from mid-March to mid-October. In its place steps The Call (listed on IMDb as The Hive), a thriller starring Halle Berry and Abigail Breslin.

I'm surprised to see a Brad Anderson film getting a wide release. His films are usually aimed at the arthouses.

Well given the synopsis and the cast, it probably won't do much more at the BO than an arthouse film

Time to reconfigure my slates I just freaking made last night. Sigh...

The move makes sense though, Carrie will do better in October.