Anna Daniels
At this point, we can only field an educated guess as to when we might see the Anaconda reboot hit the big screen. Daugherty is still laboring away on a script that may very well be put through several revisions; there is no publicly stated timetable for casting, let alone the commencement of filming, so as of this writing, there is very little to go on.
Assuming that Sony is aiming for a summer release, though (which is a pretty safe assumption), we find it likely that the flick won’t be slithering its way into theaters until at least 2022. Even if the script is completed without a hitch, pre- and post-production on a special effects-heavy flick like Anaconda can take up to six months each, with principal photography often requiring three to four months to complete.
Summer 2022, therefore, is our best and most optimistic guess. We suggest that you bookmark this page, though, as we’ll be keeping our finger on the pulse of this project, and we’ll be updating this post regularly with all of the breaking news about the Anaconda reboot that floats down the river.
Written by: Looper
