It has been a bit of wild awards season as we head into the closing months. Bennett Miller's "Foxcatcher" got pushed to 2014, while there has been a continual question mark around Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf Of Wall Street," and whether or not it would be ready in time. But it looks like yet another movie is bowing out of the season. The LA Times reports that George Clooney's star-studded, WWII caper/drama "Monuments Men," originally slated to open December 18th, is now headed to 2014, and the co-writer/director/star is coming right out front and taking ownership of the delay. "We just didn't have enough time," Clooney said told the paper, stressing that the extensive visual effects work and the score still needed to completed. "If any of the effects looked cheesy, the whole movie would look cheesy. We simply don't have enough people to work enough hours to finish it." And it's easy to understand the time crunch. Production only started in March, filming wrapped in July,...
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