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Weinsteins Bump All (Most Of) Their Movies To 2009

with the weinstein co. having such a turbulent year, and bucks woes certainly on the field of vision, the production proprietorship has decided to bump all of its major releases, save “the reader” and “zach and miri make a porno” to 2009.we fool already expressed our disappointment that the viggo mortensen-starring fitting of cormac mccarthy’s “the road” has been bumped out of oscar contention and into 2009. now it appears that they have done the exact same with “fanboys,” the harrison ford and sean penn-starring drama “crossing over,” the john cusack vehicle “shanghai,” and the mickey rourke-starring “killshot” which has has numerous issue dates over the past few years.when harvey weinstein spoke to the la times’ patrick goldstein, he was quick to declare that the changing of release dates has nothing to do with the financial heath of the company but have all been done because they believe the beginning of 2009 will have their films from being buried under the mass of pictures in late 2008. nevertheless “crossing over” harvey said, “the market is just too crowded. every week there are five more movies coming out. it’s too crazy. springtime is much better-there are a lot more wide-charitable dates. the most important fear is to do in fine by the movie.” as exceed as the mickey rourke-starring “killshot,” harvey is hoping to capitalize on the oscar stir from “the wrestler.” “everyone has said that mickey rourke is amazing in “the wrestler” and commitment be up since all sorts of awards, so we decided to move ‘killshot’ to a date a few weeks before the oscars.”he also said that “shanghai” was not being released in 2008 because the film simply was not finished. “it condign couldn’t be ready in time.” whatever their reasons for compelling their films are, there is no getting there that the weinstein co. in a fretful ship at the moment who has to hope that these recent date changes can grab them a few spear-carrier bucks.the playlist - the sweet blemish where movies and music meet.

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