‘Dune’ Release Date Shifted in Warner Bros. Shuffle
The wait for “Dune” just got a bit longer.
Warner Bros. has shifted the sci-fi epic to three weeks later, putting it at Oct. 22. It was previously set for Oct. 1.
The move was part of a larger release date shuffle by Warner Bros. on Friday. “The Many Saints of Newark” was pushed back one week, taking the original spot held by “Dune.” The “Sopranos” prequel will now launch on Oct. 1, a week later than its previous date of Sept. 24.
The shuffle also affected Clint Eastwood’s upcoming film “Cry Macho,” which was bumped up one month after
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