'Gremlins 3' Release Date Pushed Back to 2028
Warner Bros said the new dates avoid Paramount competition and give Dynamic Duo a back-to-school slot while Gremlins moves to early October.
- On Wednesday, Warner Bros. announced new release dates for two films: the untitled Gremlins 3 shifts to October 6, 2028, while the animated DC feature Dynamic Duo moves to September 22, 2028.
- Director Chris Columbus, who wrote the 1984 original Gremlins, is helming the third installment, which the studio delayed by nearly 11 months to secure a more favorable October release window.
- The DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation feature Dynamic Duo follows early adventures of Dick Grayson and Jason Todd, utilizing a blend of puppetry, CGI, and animation from studio Swaybox.
- Warner Bros. distribution executives believe the September 22, 2028, date provides an ideal back-to-school slot, targeting K-12 students through college-aged viewers.
- Although casting and plot details remain undisclosed, the studio aims to bring Gremlins back for both lifelong fans and a new generation.
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