Despite talking up a storm last week at the San Diego Comic Con, the video-game inspired Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time has officially moved from its June 19, 2009 release.
Instead, the Mike Newell-helmed blockbuster tentpole will now open on May 28, 2010 for the Memorial Day weekend.
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The film (produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and starring Jake Gyllenhaal) is sandwiched between Dreamwork’s Shrek Goes Fourth (which will have been in theaters for a week already) and Marvel’s Thor (opening the following week!)
I wonder if Disney was afraid that Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (which was to have opened the week after Prince of Persia’s original release date) would eat a good chunk of their business. Then again, maybe the film simply can’t be finished in time.
Let’s just hope Newell & Co. won’t be entirely secretive with every little detail regarding the production like J.J. Abrams is being with Star Trek.
Source: Coming Soon
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Didn’t know they planned soo much ahead with their exact release dates. Anyway, curious about this, could be nice, but I think the game will stay better.
I like when companies hold details…then we enjoy the film more. Spoilers aint that great, neither are leaks.
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