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I like the change. It will give me something to watch during the Holidays.
I know right, way better than another pointless Star Wars spinoff for the Holidays.
I like the change. It will give me something to watch during the Holidays.
But then why did they movie The Last Jedi from what would basically be the 40th anniversary of Star Wars? They can tout the nostalgia horn all they want in December. TFA and Rogue One both proved that.I'm not sure about that, as I'm sure Disney would've moved it promptly after Cameron announced Avatar 2's umpteenth delay. Right now, it's slated for May 25, 2018, 41 years to the date that the original Star Wars opened. Disney is going to tout that nostalgia horn for all its worth.
But then why did they movie The Last Jedi from what would basically be the 40th anniversary of Star Wars? They can tout the nostalgia horn all they want in December. TFA and Rogue One both proved that.
There are three reasons imo it is most likely moving. One, these movies are doing rather well in December. Secondly, The Last Jedi comes out in December this year. That is 5 months between the films. Thirdly, Infinity Wars comes out that same month.
Oh, definitely. Disney hit a gold mine when they released TFA and Rogue One in December (and 'Last Jedi' will definitely follow), but you would figure they would've moved the Han film to December immediately after Cameron's announcement. (But they didn't.)
When a blockbuster film is moved from a prime release date, the rivals are quick to shift their schedules accordingly. (Like when Disney moved 'Jedi' from May to December 2017.)
May is another important month in the Star Wars franchise. The first three Star Wars films were released in May and were arguably the most successful trilogy in Star Wars lore.
How in the world is there no Star Wars film next December? I thought we were getting one every year.
Han Solo comes out in May of next year.
Definitely looking forward more to see this movie now after seeing Momoa in action as Aquaman
IMAX and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment today announced a new virtual reality co-financing and production agreement to develop and release three premium, interactive VR experiences based on some of Warner Bros. Pictures’ highly-anticipated upcoming blockbuster films, including Justice League, Aquaman and a third experience that has yet to be announced. The companies plan to launch one experience each year – beginning with Justice League VR in late 2017 – with all to receive an exclusive window in IMAX VR centres before being made available to other VR platforms, including in-home and mobile offerings.
“It’s fitting that with IMAX and Warner Bros.’ shared history of launching Hollywood movies in IMAX theatres, today we’re entering into our first studio deal to bring original VR content to the multiplex,” said IMAX Corp. CEO Richard L. Gelfond. “A key component of our vision for VR is to help usher in the first wave of high-end blockbuster-based content. Justice League and Aquaman feature some of the most beloved characters on the planet, providing iconic properties to launch this effort. This type of premium content will introduce audiences to virtual reality in standalone and multiplex-based IMAX VR centres as well as other platforms.”
“We are excited to be partnering with IMAX to develop and deliver premium VR experiences, and believe that capitalizing on Justice League and Aquaman characters from our well-known DC properties will broaden the appeal of this fast growing technology,” said Ron Sanders, President, Warner Bros. Worldwide Home Entertainment Distribution. “Using content and characters from these upcoming films and incorporating creative direction from some of Hollywood’s most innovative filmmakers will help us to bring a groundbreaking experience to audiences and consumers who are hungry for a cutting-edge virtual reality experience.”