A lineup of Hollywood blockbusters from X-Men Origins: Wolverine to Hannah Montana: The Movie are having their Mexican premieres delayed because of swine flu. 20th Century Fox now says Wolverine is set for a uncertain May 14 emergence in Mexico, while the unwind of the planet gets to show it this weekend. Wolverine famous Hugh Jackman is scheduled to go to Mexico around May 12 or 13, to compel up for an aspect he cancelled this week. Miley Cyrus, the big shot of Hannah Montana: The Movie, also recently cancelled an suggestion in Puebla, about 100 kilometres south of Mexico City.
There is no talk yet on an expected liberating assignation in Mexico for her movie. Sony Corp. moved the Mexico publish of Terminator Salvation from June 5 to July 31, while the exceptionally anticipated Angels & Demons, starring Tom Hanks, has been postponed from May 15 to June 12.
Star Trek is set for worldwide freedom May 8, but Paramount Pictures now says its crevice in Mexico is being delayed indefinitely. With silent theatres in Mexico seal down to restrain the bounds of swine flu, U.S. studios could indulge the most. Mexico ranks amidst the crest 12 imported markets for U.S. movies.
Even if the predicament improves and cinemas are opened, studios will be faced with another deadlock - making unfaltering their own movies don't battle against each other on the same beginning weekend. This domino implication means that Warner Bros. might defer the unspooling of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, slated for July 15, in Mexico. "This is unmistakably a very variable situation," said Veronika Kwan-Rubinek, Warner Bros.' president of or oecumenic distribution.
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