Losers get a date

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Warner Bros.’ adaptation of the DC/Vertigo comic series THE LOSERS looks like it will kick off next summer’s action pretty early.

According to Box Office Mojo, the flick is slotted for release on April 16th, 2010. The story revolves around a black ops team left for dead during a mission and seeking revenge on the agent(s) who doublecrossed them.

Is the studio hoping to get the jump on the higher-profile A-TEAM movie, scheduled for next June? Or THE EXPENDABLES, hitting later in April? Whatever the motive, THE LOSERS will have to contend with Platinum Dunes’ remake of NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, already planted on the same weekend.

The team is led by ex-WATCHMEN member and “SUPERNATURAL” dad Jeffrey Dean Morgan, with Chris Evans, Óscar Jaenada (CHE), Idris Elba (“The Wire”), Zoe Saldana (STAR TREK) and Columbus Short (STOMP THE YARD) rounding out the crew as they hunt for villain Jason Patric. STOMP THE YARD director Sylvain White is handling the action for überproducer Joel Silver’s company Dark Castle.

Source: Box Office Mojo

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