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Personally, I still think the best route would be some alien race trying to take advantage of the tensions that stem from Vulcan's destruction and getting an expansionist fix. I think the Gorn are a good fit for that. They're enough of a blank slate where Abrams and co. can play around with them as they please. Plus, I think it'd be interesting to see a nonhumanoid race as villains.
 
Well with WB's announcing an official release date for The Hobbit on December 14th 2012, then WB's should prepare to set a release date for Man Of Steel on Wednesday December 26th or Friday December 28th.

That's a good two weekends apart for the Holidays, so Hobbit and MOS won't be competing head to head against each other. Man Of Steel is ahead of schedule compared to the troubled Trek sequel, which isn't even in pre-production yet.

If WB's assigns Man Of Steel a Dec 26th or 28th release date, then Trek may wind up getting squeezed in between Hobbit and Man Of Steel on Friday December 21st?

Bad spot for Trek if that winds up happening and good spots for both WB's properties in The Hobbit and Superman Man Of Steel...potentially of course.

Whatever film that does not get the Dec 26th or December 28th weekend release dates between Man Of Steel and the Trek sequel will probably be either moved up to a Thanksgiving Holiday release date or pushed back to Summer 2013.

Man Of Steel is currently in pre production and will begin production and filming in August. The Trek sequel isn't even in pre-production yet and a good portion of their main crew and cast have other projects on their plates and are spreading themselves thin currently.
 
The Hobbit - December 14th
Star Trek 2 - December 21st
Superman - December 25th

Problem solved.
 
The Hobbit - December 14th
Star Trek 2 - December 21st
Superman - December 25th

Problem solved.

Man of Steel - Wednesday November 21, 2012
The Hobbit - Wednesday December 12, 2012
Star Trek 2 - Friday December 21, 2012

Better (they always end up moving to Wednesday anyway)
 
WB won't risk putting Superman up against Twilight.

They'd still roughly be a week apart. Twilight has the weekend before for its rush and Superman would have the Thanksgiving long weekend. It would attract the large family audience who aren't interested in Twilight anyway.
 
Personally, I still think the best route would be some alien race trying to take advantage of the tensions that stem from Vulcan's destruction and getting an expansionist fix. I think the Gorn are a good fit for that. They're enough of a blank slate where Abrams and co. can play around with them as they please. Plus, I think it'd be interesting to see a nonhumanoid race as villains.

Somethings besides humanoid aliens that come to mind are androids, "ghosts," Excaliburians, the crystalline entity, even giant space squid grabbing onto the hull of the Enterprise
 
The Hobbit - December 14th
Star Trek 2 - December 21st
Superman - December 25th

Problem solved.



I don't believe WB's would release Man Of Steel on XMas Day on a Tuesday?

More than likely WB's will release the film the day AFTER XMas on Wednesday the 26th or that Friday the 28th.

Regardless, that's a bad spot for the big bad Trek sequel that you and a small few seem to be worried about if they do get squeezed in on the 21st between The Hobbit release date and the Superman release date.
 
Christmas Day is one of the biggest movie-going days of the year. Yes, they'll put Superman on Christmas Day if need be, and the whole point of making it a big Christmas release doesn't mean you open it the day after Christmas.
 
The Hobbit - December 14th
Star Trek 2 - December 21st
Superman - December 25th

Problem solved.

Superman wouldnt top superman returns if that was how the schedule worked out. Superman cannot open in the same month as the Hobbit. It will be 2006 all over again. Superman will get completely drowned out and passed over for the bigger franchise opening around the same time. Superman can handle Star Trek 2 (which I see being more Iron Man 2 than Transformer 2 in terms of increase over the original film); it cannot handle the Hobbit. Open within 3 weeks of the Hobbit and Supermans potential cut in half. The Hobbit will be getting the (vast) majority of press buzz and will be the dominate movie discussed by the public for any month that it opens. This is devastating to Superman.

Why can't W.B. open the Hobbit in the summer? Stick The Hobbit 1 in July 2013, and it will challenge every record TDKR will set next summer. It's worldwide gross will be the roughly the same. Superman, on the other hand, cannot be released on 2013. That fact alone means Superman should be getting the December 2012 precedent.

Neither movie should be opening in November (Bond and Twilight will severely limit its overseas potential). W.B. should give Superman 12/19/2012 and Hobbit mid July 2013 and 2014. That is the best business decision they could make.
 
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Christmas Day is one of the biggest movie-going days of the year. Yes, they'll put Superman on Christmas Day if need be, and the whole point of making it a big Christmas release doesn't mean you open it the day after Christmas.


Either way, the key for Superman will be the whole week of XMas vacation all the way through the next weekend past New Years which is Jan 4th.

XMas Day is just a piece of the pie for that important two week period from XMas through New Years weekend.
 
Superman wouldnt top superman returns if that was how the schedule worked out. Superman cannot open in the same month as the Hobbit. It will be 2006 all over again. Superman will get completely drowned out and passed over for the bigger franchise opening around the same time. Superman can handle Star Trek 2 (which I see being more Iron Man 2 than Transformer 2 in terms of increase over the original film); it cannot handle the Hobbit. Open within 3 weeks of the Hobbit and Supermans potential cut in half. The Hobbit will be getting the (vast) majority of press buzz and will be the dominate movie discussed by the public for any month that it opens. This is devastating to Superman.

Why can't W.B. open the Hobbit in the summer? Stick The Hobbit 1 in July 2013, and it will challenge every record TDKR will set next summer. It's worldwide gross will be the roughly the same. Superman, on the other hand, cannot be released on 2013. That fact alone means Superman should be getting the December 2012 precedent.

Neither movie should be opening in November (Bond and Twilight will severely limit its overseas potential). W.B. should give Superman 12/19/2012 and Hobbit mid July 2013 and 2014. That is the best business decision they could make.


WB's can potentially corner the film market for the Holidays and end of the year period from Hobbits release date to MOS potential release date during XMas week. I agree though. Doesn't WB's need a tentpole for summer 2013? Unless of course a Justice League film comes into play? Hmm....
 
i dont even care if Star Trek and SUperman make money. if those are teh last movies i will be happy that i at least got something.
 
I can't believe that people actual seriously talk about the world ending in 2012 tripe. Honestly it's annoying how much people bring that up. It's not happening so you'll have to hear me b**ch about which movies I don't like in 2013.

Rant over:

Anyway, I just flat out don't see Trek 2 making the 2012 year. I think it's going to come out in summer of 2013.
 
I can't believe that people actual seriously talk about the world ending in 2012 tripe. Honestly it's annoying how much people bring that up. It's not happening so you'll have to hear me b**ch about which movies I don't like in 2013.

Rant over:

Anyway, I just flat out don't see Trek 2 making the 2012 year. I think it's going to come out in summer of 2013.



I agree with you again. Especially if WB's assigns Man Of Steel the XMas week release date starting on Dec 25th or 26th.

Paramount would put the Trek sequel in a VERY bad spot if they set the release date right smack within a week of both The Hobbit and the Superman Man Of Steel reboot film. Then all of a sudden, the big overrated Trek sequel wouldn't look so scary as some thought a week ago would it?
 
Showtime brought up a good point this morning. Perhaps Abrams isn't directing Star Trek 2. I mean for all those "headlines" from a day or two back, he did in fact not state he was returning to direct the sequel to Cinema Blend.

He's set to return to produce. That is all he's so far confirmed.
 
Showtime brought up a good point this morning. Perhaps Abrams isn't directing Star Trek 2. I mean for all those "headlines" from a day or two back, he did in fact not state he was returning to direct the sequel to Cinema Blend.

He's set to return to produce. That is all he's so far confirmed.
I'm not going to be happy if decides not to direct.
 
What if 2012 is really delayed until the Enterprise can stop an ancient computer from destroying the Earth?
 
Bueller? Bueller?
 
For complaining, I'm personally upping the price to $5.99 :cmad:
 
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