Heaven - Fire Theft (4:12) Broken Arrow - Pixie Lott (3:42) Be Mine - Kristina & The Dolls (3:00) Supa Luv A-Rex Remix - Teen Top (Used for the movie's promotion throughout Asia) Original Motion Picture Score Soundtrack: The Thinking Thing Killed (1:06) Lake House (2:51) Jujyfruits (1:06) The Poem (2:54) High School (:53) It's Always Been Me (5:23) Elephant Story (1:40) Building The Greenhouse (:53) Drive To The Station (1:48) The Curse Part 1 (1:53) Lindy's Picture (2:21) The Kiss (3:39) Hunter Rescues Lindy (4:00) Food And Gifts (1:57) Lindy's In Trouble (4:22) The Curse Part 2 (2:24) Hunter And Zola Talk (1:29) Finale (3:26) Marketing The first teaser trailer was released on November 20, 2009, during the previews of The Twilight Saga: New Moon. The 23-second teaser received comments from commercial websites. Annie Barrett of Entertainment Weekly wrote, "Alex Pettyfer is giving off more of a (Disney pretty-boy) Gaston vibe than the Beast here." A holographic poster was displayed in selected theaters. The first official poster was then released in early April 2010. A featurette video which includes clips from the film, was released in early February 2010. The full-length trailer premiered on April 19, 2010. A new trailer, featuring a new logo, the new release date and the song "Broken Arrow" by Pixie Lott, was released in late 2010. Merchandising CBS Films announced that clothing and accessories, social expressions and games would be produced to market the film. Among the products were proprietary and co-branded games and puzzles by Fundex; figures and bobbleheads worldwide by Bif Bang Pow!; costumes, masks and accessories for the US and Canada from Rubie's; and video games worldwide from Storm City. Release Beastly was expected to be distributed to theaters by CBS Films on July 30, 2010. However, the film's release was delayed until March 18, 2011, in order to avoid a clash with the release of Charlie St. Cloud, which starred Zac Efron, Hudgens's then-boyfriend with whom she had a strong following at the time. In January 2011, the release was moved forward to March 4, 2011. Alliance Films, based in Montreal, released the film in Canada under a deal with CBS Films. Sony Pictures handled international distribution. The first planned release date was July 30, 2010, but a few weeks after Charlie St. Cloud moved to a July 30 release, CBS films released a statement through Beastlys official Facebook page.