Meatballs and Wild Things filling fall slots
Warner Bros.' Where
The Wild Things Are will be released to IMAX theaters on Oct. 16, according
to a press release from Imax Corporation,
and the Wall Street Journal is reporting that the company is shortly expected to announce that a 3D version of Sony Pictures' Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs
will do the same on Sept. 18. Both releases will be simultaneous with their
conventional North American openings.
The two films will fill the gap between Harry Potter and the Half-Blood
Prince, which opens in IMAX theaters next Wednesday, July 29, and Disney's A Christmas Carol, starring
Jim Carrey, which debuts on Nov. 6.
Meatballs is an
animated comedy about a scientist who invents a way to make it rain food, based
on the book by Judi and Ron Barrett. It stars the voices of Neal Patrick Harris, Anna Farris, and James Caan. It will play in 3D in IMAX and conventional digital 3D
theaters.
The live-action Wild
Things is based on Maurice Sendak's
prize winning children's book, and is directed by Spike Jonze, and written by Jonze and Dave Eggars. It stars Katherine
Keener, Max Records, Mark Ruffalo, and James Gandolfini.
The September issue of LF
Examiner will report on these and other stories, and we'll keep you up to
date with other news as it breaks via e-mail.
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