Kevin Costner’s film “Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter 2” will no longer premiere in theatres on 16th August. A new date for its theatrical release is yet to be announced, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
A New Line Cinema spokesperson told “Territory Pictures and New Line Cinema have decided not to release ‘Horizon: Chapter 2’ on 16th August in order to give audiences a greater opportunity to discover the first installment of ‘Horizon’ over the coming weeks, including on PVOD and Max.”
“We thank our exhibition partners for their continued support as moviegoers across the U.S. discover the film in its theatrical run,” he added while speaking to Variety.
The first chapter of “Horizon” is set to be available on PVOD starting 16th July, with a Max release date to be determined. Territory Pictures expressed their gratitude for the positive audience response and support from theatre owners, said, “The audience response to ‘Horizon,’ and enthusiasm for seeing our story continue in ‘Horizon 2,’ has been incredibly gratifying. Kevin made this film for people who love movies and who wanted to go on a journey. The support that we have received from film fans, and the theater owners, as they experience the first chapter of this saga only serves to reinforce our belief in them and the films that we have made, and we thank them for coming on board for the ride. We welcome the opportunity for that window to be expanded as we know it will only serve to enhance the experience of seeing ‘Horizon 2.’”
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