The James Gunn-produced horror movie BrightBurn has been postponed from November 30 to the more coveted slot of May 24, 2019.
As reported by THR, Sony has pushed the film to the beginning of the long Memorial Day weekend, a much more desirable spot on the box-office calendar, which implies a great deal of faith in the film.
BrightBurn was meant to have a panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, but it was nixed after the news broke that Disney had fired James Gunn from Guardians of the Galaxy 3 over old tweets resurfaced by conservative pundits. As such, we still don't know anything about the film other than it's a Gunn family affair (Gunn's brother and cousin Brian and Mark wrote the script) and will star Elizabeth Banks. The Hive filmmaker David Yarovesky is directing.
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As reported by THR, Sony has pushed the film to the beginning of the long Memorial Day weekend, a much more desirable spot on the box-office calendar, which implies a great deal of faith in the film.
BrightBurn was meant to have a panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, but it was nixed after the news broke that Disney had fired James Gunn from Guardians of the Galaxy 3 over old tweets resurfaced by conservative pundits. As such, we still don't know anything about the film other than it's a Gunn family affair (Gunn's brother and cousin Brian and Mark wrote the script) and will star Elizabeth Banks. The Hive filmmaker David Yarovesky is directing.
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