'Star Trek Into Darkness' opening a week earlier in the U.K.
Will the U.S. release date be shifted forward as well?
'Star Trek Into Darkness'
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U.K. fans will get a chance to boldly go where no one has gone before a full week before U.S. fans.
"Star Trek Into Darkness," the much-hyped sequel to J.J. Abrams' 2009 reboot of the series, will now be unveiled in the United Kingdom on May 9, whereas American audiences will have to way until May 15 for their first look.
Of course, speculation is brewing that the film's U.S. release date will be shifted forward one week as well.
"Darkness" co-star Simon Pegg revealed the news over Twitter, saying, "Looks like Star Trek Into Darkness will land in the UK first. Release date May 9th. That's about 8 weeks away. Not long considering."
As an added bonus to U.K. fans, they get to find out who Cumberbatch is playing (Khan?) before Trekkers in the U.S.
"Star Trek Into Darkness" opens May 9 in the U.K.
It's currently set to roll out Stateside May 15 on IMAX 3D screens, followed by a regular 2D release on May 17.
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March 7, 2013 at 2:30PM EST Reply to CommentWho cares? I tried to watch the previous Abrams attempt at least 50 times (not an exaggeration). I fell asleep each time. Not Trek and not interesting.
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March 7, 2013 at 3:22PM EST Reply to CommentThis is a story???
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March 8, 2013 at 5:17PM EST Reply to Commenti whant to see google