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Probably old news at this point but The Irishman will not have an intermission. This would seem like the perfect movie to include one.

Bombshell will now open limited on December 13th before its wide expansion on the 20th.

Not sure if that will help the film. Early word's rather mixed.

Any word on The Report? Or Shaun the Sheep: Farmageddon?

The Report's still very much opening on the 15th. Trailers and TV spots list either November 15th or November proper. It's also supposed to play near me during that time (along with The Irishman).

As for Farmageddon, Lionsgate has been mum. Wouldn't be surprised to see it be day-and-date.

Why does Lionsgate keep releasing these stop-motion films? They never seem to do well at the box office. Maybe home entertainment sales?

Apparently, Universal is now releasing Fantasy Island instead of Columbia, according to the Alberta Film Ratings trailer classification list. Not sure what this means for The Photograph (assuming that's still opening in February, as Box Office Mojo is now listing Praise This at that spot).

New Sony dates:

Vivo 4/16/2021 (from 11/6/2020)
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 2 4/8/2022

The Untitled Judd Apatow Project is now titled King of Staten Island. This probably means Blumhouse will have to rename Once Upon a Time in Staten Island (which is looking like it's going straight to Netflix).

As I figured, The Personal History of David Copperfield will be a Spring opener. Fox has scheduled a 5/8/2020 date for it.

New Paramount dates:

Paranormal Activity 7 3/19/2021
My Little Pony 2 9/24/2021

I guess the results of the previous movies didn't deter them. Of course, both could be reboots.

Buscemi2 wrote:New Paramount dates:

Paranormal Activity 7 3/19/2021
My Little Pony 2 9/24/2021

I guess the results of the previous movies didn't deter them. Of course, both could be reboots.

My first reaction to both: Dear God, WHYYYYY?

3-D killed one franchise and creepy fanboys killed the other. Paramount needs to move on.

Speaking of Paramount, I have a feeling A Quiet Place Part II's getting delayed. There should have been stuff out for it by now.

Even if they're going to do another PA, why on Earth would they date it for March instead of October?

BanksIsDaFuture wrote:Even if they're going to do another PA, why on Earth would they date it for March instead of October?

The Halloween sequels have staked out the good Halloween release date (two weeks before the holiday) through 2021 so Paramount's only option would be to release in the following week and likely get buried. They tried that with PA6 and it bombed.

Now, as to why they're making another one... I've got nothing.