Rent movie now opening on November 25th?

On IMDB.com, under the upcoming releases page, it now lists Rent as coming out on November 25th, while it previously had it listed for November 11th.

Did they change the date... and if they did how did I (we) miss that?

I don't see that this has been discussed on here anywhere... but maybe I just suck at searching.

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I see.... well I just wanted to check.

Here's the link:

http://imdb.com/nowplaying/2005/11

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IMDB really isn't that bad.


The problem is - anyone can submit info. And if they submit false info - we get screwed.

I wish it would open November 25th. Those two weeks make a big (and often good) difference for Oscars, Golden Globes and SAG Awards.

I think usually BIG movies opne for Thanksgiving so they get the 4? day weekend opening sales. So it does make more sense, but 11/11 is so much cooler.

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So apparently TheActr is chummy with IMDB

It's very possible the film will open in NYC and LA a week before the official opening. Perhaps November 11th is the limited release date? Who knows. IMDB IS actually fairly reliable. Film release dates change all the time.

Hope this doesn't stink, but...why do I have a bad feeling about it in the pit of my stomach?

After having read Anthony's posts and following this entire production closely AND having seen the trailer... I am fairly confident it won't stink.... ESPECIALLY since Anthony said the film follows the libretto almost exactly now, minus a few songs.

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There's something romantic about a 1990's group of East Village twenty-somethings struggling to find their way in life (i was one.) There's something pathetic about a group of East Village thirty-somethings still struggling to find their way in life.
But maybe that's just my baggage.

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More than likely a difference in experience and personal feeling, but I - even when in doubt - didn't really suspect Anthony of trying to make things sound better than they were, or to swindle us into believing so. I know we can't fully judge until we see, but I've always felt like he was being totally honest - sure, his faith in the project is because he's working on it, but I've come to figure that they wouldn't let this go a way it shouldn't go. You have on board not only actors who are a huge part of what RENT is, but actors who understand film as well. I suppose defense of Anthony's posts isn't what this should become, really, but... I don't think I know what I'm trying to say. *sigh*

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haha. I didn't think so, but thank you.

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Yes, my opinion of course. Totally subjective. But as a generalization, PHANTOM got horrible reviews and audience response was tepid. Surely, you wouldn't want the same for a film of RENT?