Kendrick Lamar’s untitled comedy faces another release date shift

Klindrick Lamar’s upcoming comic release South Park Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s engagement has been postponed again, according to confirmation The Hollywood Reporter.

The film was originally set for July 4 before being moved to March 20, 2026. Now, the date has been pushed back again, without the release of a new trailer.

Park County and Plang acknowledged the latest round, saying, “It’s true – we’re moving (again) … we’re working hard to complete the film.”

The first major project was written by Vernon Chatman, Lamer and Dave Free through PGlug, and Parker and Stone presented in Park County.

The team balanced the development along with the phase of Lamer’s collaboration with Sza and the production needs of the production of South Park, now in its 28th season.

Mr. RomBounter Robbins already stopped the power of the film during last year’s Shanemacon, which calls “one of the most interesting and popular texts we have ever read.” He also noted that the studio is continuing production in the summer with Parker and Stone.

Early creative projects are among them Team USA: World Police and tony-winning The Book of MormonAlthough Lamar continues to stand up for himself.

He led the show in Super Bowl Six, earned five GACs this year, and recently confirmed nine more nominations for the award in 2026.