Assorted Release Date Shifts

By Garth Franklin Thursday September 28th 2006 07:32PM

Cheesy hot girls fighting ninjas video game adaptation "DOA: Dead or Alive" has been pushed back even further from mid-October to December 8th.
The Weinsteins plan to release Andy Warhol flick "Factory Girl" December 29th for awards consideration.
Seann William Scott & Billy Bob Thornton comedy "Mr. Woodcock" has moved up two months to January 19th.
The Hayden Christensen and Mischa Barton lead film adaptation of the old "Decameron" story has been renamed yet again to "Virgin Territory" and delayed two months to March 9th 2007.
Luc Besson's kiddie fantasy film "Arthur and the Invisibles" has been moved up to December 15th.
"Copying Beethoven" has been delayed a month to November 10th.
Kiddie James Bond flick "Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker" has been delayed a week to October 13th.
"The Spiderwick Chronicles" adaptation has been moved back from Xmas 2007 to February 2008.
A November 2nd 2007 release date is set for Ridley Scott's "American Gangster".
Focus Features is locking in their 2007 slate with the all-star drama "Evening" (June 15th), Jim Carrey/Cameron Diaz comedy "A Little Game" (August 10th), Ang Lee's "Lust, Caution" (September 28th) and Terry George's family thriller "Reservation Road" (November 9th).

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