Beastly moving out of its July 30th slot?! Nooooo!

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

O. M. motherf*ckin’ G. This is just too much to bear. CBS Films has announced, via Facebook, that it’s moving BEASTLY out of it s July 30 release date… because of a conflict with a Zac Efron movie. Naturally, you can’t expect the kiddies to have to choose between a f*cking Vanessa Hudgens movie and a Zac Efron movie, can you? Can you?! No. There’s only so much allowance money to be spread around.

Here’s the statement on the Facebook page:


Beastly fans – You guys are awesome – so we wanted to make sure you were the first to hear the official news, Beastly is moving off of July 30th. We’ve been hearing from fans, so we know that having both Zac and Vanessa’s movies opening on the same day could be a real dilemma for people, so we are moving Beastly. We’ll keep you posted on all the latest, so keep checking back here for all things Beastly.

BEASTLY fans, you guys are awesome, so I wanted you to be the first to hear that this movie probably sucks, was given a terrible release date to begin with and will most likely be dumped in the winter – or go straight-to-DVD or MTV. You can know see the Zac Efron movie in peace, assured that you’ll be spending $12 on only one piece of crap during the weekend of July 30th.

Source: Facebook

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