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In response to "If you have a movie where the climactic event takes place on Feb 29th, and indeed, the name of movie itself is "Leap Year"..." by merry xmas and happy znu year

So they should shelve it for 2 years? -- nm

Posted by Jim (aka Jim) Dec 16 '09, 07:06

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at this point, no, but why put it into production in the first place? - merry xmas and happy znu year Dec 16, 07:07 8
- They can re-release it every four years! -- nm - Dano Ho Ho Dec 16, 07:19
- Do you really think that people who want to see a movie like that are going to flock to the theaters on a Wednesday night? (LY 2012 is on a Wed.) - kelly Dec 16, 07:14 1
  - but, just think of all the wedding proposals at midnight showings they could inspire! -- nm - merry xmas and happy znu year Dec 16, 07:17
- I'm thinking you make your movie when you have a cast and funding and don't worry about the release time. nm - Jim Dec 16, 07:10
- Because a rival studio might start work on their own Leap Year movie concept, and it's best to be first -- nm - Roger More Dec 16, 07:08
- which will mean *minimal* change in profit. -- nm - Andie Cane Dec 16, 07:07 2
  - and money now is better than money later. -- nm - mafic Dec 16, 07:08 1
    - And much of the profit comes from DVD sales anyway. -- nm - mara Dec 16, 07:11
They should have timed it better! -- nm - JaxSean Dec 16, 07:06

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