Cherrybomb Released Via IndiVision!

» January 28 by Karo in CB News, Rupert News with 12 Comments

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January 28th, 2010, 5:54am– As we told you earlier this month, Universal Pictures (UK) was said to be the distributor for Rupert Grint’s film Cherrybomb in the United Kindom! We now have a litte update on this:
It is in fact indiVISION, a sub-division of United Pictures, who will be in charge of Cherrybomb’s theatrical release as they have just announced.
indiVision describes their audience like this:

indi VISION is for film savvy fans who enjoy films outside of the mainstream – fans with a different perspective.

We will, of course, let all you savvy guys know more as soon as possible! :)

Oh, and while we’re at it, have you all submitted you videos and pictures for the latest challenge of our campaign? If not, do it today to staff@rupert-grint.us. Thanks!

12 Responses to “Cherrybomb Released Via IndiVision!”

  1. Karo
    January 28th, 2010

    Yay! :)

    Guys, we’re going to finish off the Video Campaign before the weekend, so please send in your submissions if you haven’t done it yet! We want more than just a UK release, don’t we?! ;)

    *likesthewords* film savvy fans…

  2. HOLLY
    January 28th, 2010

    Is United Pictures described above the United International Pictures which is the joint venture of Paramount Pictures & Universal Studios ?

  3. Jo
    January 28th, 2010

    New is starting to pick up. Whoa nelly! And our work still isn’t done. Man Rupert do you have some dedicated fans!

  4. Karo
    January 28th, 2010

    Holly, it’s UNIVERSAL Pictures, not United ;)

  5. Laura
    January 28th, 2010

    I hope this means we’ll finally get those damn release dates already. lol

  6. Calum
    January 28th, 2010

    Just a little FYI for those who are not familiar with Indivision.

    I believe they were responsible for the releases of:

    Avil: The Story of Anvil (Seen, one of the best documentries of the year, has a 98% score on rotten tomatoes and an 82% on Metacritic)

    The Killing of John Lennon (BAFTA nominee for best new British filmmaker and Tribecca Film Festival Jury Prize winner)

    Amongst other British films which are getting a lot of praise. There’s too many too list

  7. Jo
    January 28th, 2010

    LOL Laura. Thanks for that information Calum!!

  8. Calum
    January 28th, 2010

    It’s a good sign because there a sub-division of Universal whose track record with indipendent films have been very good. If they like it enough to distribute it, it should be a good sign over how potential critics and audiences will like it.

  9. Calum
    January 28th, 2010

    I meant they’re not there. sorry, lol

  10. Jo
    January 28th, 2010

    Awesome, makes me feel good it least. i can’t wait to see what they are gonna do. ;)

  11. Tao
    January 28th, 2010

    That is definitely exciting. I hope we get something just as promising for the US. But I’m very happy about the UK deal! This is just awesome. With Rupert and Robbie both big in the UK, it should do pretty good there. However Rupert will probably be carrying the film here. Although if Season of the Witch is a hit, US audiences might start to pick up on Robbie too.

  12. Calum
    January 28th, 2010

    It’ all coming togethor for Cherrybomb and Wild Target at themo.

    Indivision is backed by a huge studio (Universal) and release some of the best underground/indie pix in England.

    Wild Target’s US distribution Samuel Goldwyn Company, although not nearly as spotless as Indivision is deals with mostly decent flicks. But despite the fact that their occasionally releasing a crasp film or two, they’re mostly interesting.

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