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Verona's Romeo & Juliet has cleared waivers

New Dates:
Untitled Joesph Kosinski F1 Project (No word yet on who will be helping Apple with Distribution as this release date confirmation came from IMAX) 6/27/25
Untitled Insidious Project 8/29/25

Preview totals:
IF $1.75 mil
The Strangers: Chapter 1 $1.2 mil
Back to Black $375k

Running List of Cannes Acquistions:
Titles That Screened at the Festival:

Market Pickups:
Last Breath: Focus/Universal (United States, France, China, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Scandinavia) 

In the first acquisition on the Cannes market, Focus has landed the rights to survival thriller Last Breath.

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Megalopolis got the expected divisive reactions out of Cannes with the only common overlap between the two sides pointing out just how weird it is. Gauging the reactions once its regular rollout begins in the fall should be entertaining.

Sony has dated the I Know What You Did Last Summer requel for July 18, 2025. Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. are both expected to return.

10 Lives, The Woman in the Yard and Drop have been added to the wire

New Universal/Blumhouse Dates:
The Woman in the Yard 3/28/25
Drop 4/11/25
M3GAN 2.0 6/27/25 (from 5/16/25)
The Black Phone 2 10/27/25 (from 6/27/25)
Five Nights at Freddy's 2 12/5/25

Verona's Romeo & Juliet has been added to the wire.

Dropping Mortal Kombat 2 for The Killer's Game (for now)

New WB Dates:
Companion 1/10/25
Mortal Kombat 2 10/24/25 (Well, this pick didn't take long to backfire )
Weapons 1/16/26
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow 6/26/26
Margie Claus 11/5/27

No chance this ends up at Vertical. The US version of this trailer confirms that it's getting an IMAX release this year and while Coppola indeed hasn't had a hit (or even a wide release) for quite some time, the whole "auteur self-funds his passion project" angle is the kind of thing that some studi...

Bleecker Street has landed the US rights to Love Me and will release it at a TBD date early next year. While the presence of Kristen Stewart and Steven Yuen in the cast is certainly largely responsible for its acquisition, it's still shocking that perhaps the worst reviewed title outside of the Midn...