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Warner Bros has moved the release date for the supernatural love story Beautiful Creatures to February 14, 2013, one day later than its original February 13 date. It will now open against Escape From Planet Earth, A Good Day To Die Hard and Safe Haven. Alice Englert, Viola Davis, Emmy Rossum, Alden Ehrenreich, Jeremy Irons and Emma Thompson star in the coming-of age story set in the South. Beautiful Creatures is directed by Richard LaGravenese from his screenplay based on the first of a series of novels by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl.
‘Beautiful Creatures’ Release Moved To Valentine’s Day
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Absolutely stupid move on WB’s part. If they’re aiming for an Valentine’s Day opening, all three movies will be incredibly frontloaded.
As terrible as “The Vow” was, Sony did a smart thing by scheduling it a week before Valentine’s Day. It did terrific business before and on V-Day, so this honestly is a head-scratcher for me. It made a profit despite terrible reviews.
It’s just a dick move to get Relativity or Fox to move “Safe Haven” or “Die Hard 5″ to February 8th.
I thought this was a remake of that Kate Winslet flick for the longest time.