From Collider:
Universal has made a slight release date shift for director Tom Hooper’s (The King’s Speech) large-scale musical adaptation Les Miserables. After seeing a recent cut of the film, the studio has decided that Les Mis is an appropriate fit for Christmas Day rather than its December 14th date, putting the film up against Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained, the Seth Rogen/Barbara Streisand road trip comedy The Guilt Trip, and the Billy Crystal/Bette Midler generational family film Parental Guidance.
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Hugh Jackman can really sing. I also like this story. I actually saw it on stage once. I don't know about everyone else and how they feel but with Jackman in it singing...I will probably try and see this one on the big screen.
its a wise decision to move les miserables from the 14th to the 25th to avoid a head to head collision with the Hobbit. i think the winter movies will be more fun than it used to be.