Harry Potter 6 release date?

Question

Aren't you all so mad?

I can't believe that they are making us wait a whole 7 additional months! I heard that they were blaming it on the writer's strike, but has anyone else heard anything different?

Answer 1

July 17, 2009

Good old Mugglenet. Still can't believe Twilight is taking over HP's date.

http://www.mugglenet.com/

Answer 2

i personally dont know i have a few theories but im not going to talk about them  

Answer 3

I read in a WB statement that due to the high gross of movies this year, ie The Dark Knight, they really didn't need a box office heavyweight like Harry Potter this year. So they moved it to next summers lineup, which apparantly needed more revenue. Trust me, I'm still not impressed.

Answer 4

I CNT BELIEVE IT TOOO.

we should protest for crying out loud!!!!!!

some say its bec of twilight nd some clerified that twilight isnt the prob.

CMON HP FANS we must do sth to return the date as it was!!!

Answer 5

1. $$$. In a statement Warner Bros. CEO Alan Horn said summertime is the “ideal window for a family tent pole release.” After all, last summer’s “Order of the Phoenix” is the second-highest grossing Potter film, behind “Sorcerer’s Stone.”

2. Filling a void. Horn also said that “like every other studio, we are still feeling the repercussions of the writers’ strike.” Aside from “Terminator Salvation” in May, Warner had no big movies scheduled for summer.

3. Blame Batman. A Potter movie for Warner in 2009 “will also stop next year’s profits from looking seriously underwhelming after the phenomenal success of ‘The Dark Knight,’ ” said Entertainment Weekly online. “ ‘They don’t need the money this year anymore,’ said a rival studio exec.”

4. Gah! Nudity! Fox News said Warner wants to distance itself from naked Daniel Radcliffe, who will reprise his starring role in London’s “Equus” on Broadway this fall. But Warner has always supported the Potter star’s stage ventures, says fan site www.mugglenet.com.

5. Wild beasts. In November “Half-Blood Prince” would have faced big family competition in the form of “Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa” (Nov. 7) and “Bolt” (which until Warner’s announcement was opening Nov. 26).

6. An evil plot. Potter fans, sensing the work of Lord Voldemort here, have vowed to boycott all Warner Bros. movies (take that, “Clone Wars”!). See their clever pleas on YouTube; search for WB boycott.

Answer 6

I am mad, but I think it gives them more time to fully finish the movie and so it will just be better.  I personally think it's because of the Twilight movie, but that's just me...

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