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I really like the movie The Lobster and I am looking forward to it’s opening on March 11. I think it will be a great movie because it has a innovate and interesting setup. This dark and funny love story film set up in a dystopian near future time when single people are arrested and transformed into animals of their choosing if they fail to find a mate within 45 days.
I am so sad the uncertainty about the opening dates because of the changes of the distributor. However, it might be good things for this movie because A24 is a better distribution company than Alchemy. Apparently A24 has more previous experience successfully distributes indie films such as The Room and Ex-Machina. I believe there will be more promotion of this movie coming out

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