The Latest Date Changes

[undeadmonkey]

Hmmm, that is really strange, where did you read that?

[silversurfer19]

Comingsoon.net just reported it as well as indicating that both it and Harry Potter are to be released in 3D.

[Buscemi]

Looks like The Losers will be pushed back to the summer if that's the case (not only because of Clash but also because of Zoe Saldana's success with Star Trek and Avatar).

[BanksIsDaFuture]

I'm just guessing here, but I think Repo Men will also move in some fashion. Universal doesn't want to go up against Clash of The Titans, especially in 3D.

And I don't know if Paramount is going to take this lying down, seeing as how COTT will take away 3D theaters from How To Train Your Dragon. I'm hoping this is still all BS, because WB hasn't confirmed it yet.

[Buscemi]

It will probably simply trade release dates. Universal filmed it two years ago so delaying it again is probably not an option.

Also, a few more movies will probably move from April 2nd such as Diary Of A Wimpy Kid, which only just released a trailer and poster two months before opening and The Last Song (if my assumptions on The Losers proves true then it will probably move back a week).

Wall Street 2 will likely change release dates as well (the film only finished filming last month and a trailer probably won't be ready until March). I expect Diary Of A Wimpy Kid to move to April 23rd while Wall Street 2 goes to May 21st or May 28th (Memorial Day weekend looks pretty weak so I can see several titles ganging up on each other).

[Buscemi]

A bunch of new release dates:

The Good Heart 4/30/2010
Survival Of The Dead (which went straight to DVD in the UK despite Romero's name) 5/28/2010
Ondine (the new film from Neil Jordan, which was originally to be released by Paramount rather than Magnolia) 6/4/2010
I Am Love 6/18/2010
Ramona and Beezus 7/23/2010 (from 8/13/2010)
Gnomeo and Juliet (the long in development hell Elton John musical is finally being made) 2/11/2011

[Buscemi]

And a couple more:

Letters To God 4/9/2010 (another religion film getting a wide release)
Get Low 7/30/2010 (Seriously, it got pushed THAT far back?)

[Buscemi]

And more:

The Adjustment Bureau (a directorial debut from a writer of The Bourne Ultimatum...and to a lesser extent, Ocean's Twelve and Timeline) 7/30/2010
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (an Edgar Wright film WITHOUT Simon Pegg or Nick Frost? This can't possibly work.) 8/13/2010
(Meet The) Little Fockers 12/22/2010 (from 7/30/2010)

[W]

Now that I see the date change, Little Fockers does seem more like a Christmas film...

[W]

Is Clash 100% moving yet?

[silversurfer19]

I would seriously go as far to say that Edgar Wright is as important, if not more so than Simon Pegg in regards to the work they have done together. Ever since I watched Asylam, you could see Wright's talent. Edgar is, in my opinion, still to put a foot wrong. Pegg, on the other hand, can not have the same said of him. And Scott Pilgrim is great source material too. I'm thinking it's gonna be between this and Kick Ass for the coolest little movie of the year.

And W, Clash is still down for its original release but be aware it may move.

[Buscemi]

Two more changes:

Hot Tub Time Machine 3/26/2010 (from 3/19/2010) (the finishing move to get Titans to move back?)
The Greatest (another new Pierce Brosnan movie) 4/2/2010
Nanny McPhee 2 8/20/2010 (five months after its opening in Europe)

[transformers2]

I got to say the Hot Tub Time Machine move makes no sense at all. If Clash Of The Titans stays in that spot there's a good chance it will crush it.

[Buscemi]

Yet another new release date:

The Eagle Of The Ninth 9/24/2010 (so now two adaptations of children's novels will open on the same day, this and Guardians Of Ga'Hoole)

[Buscemi]

More release dates:

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid 3/19/2010 (from 4/2/2010) (more preparation of a Clash Of The Titans delay?)
Cyrus (the latest exercise of meaningless pretentiousness from the Duplass Brothers) 7/9/2010