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The news is confirmed! Director Vanessa Caswill, an Englishwoman, has been chosen for the job of adapting Colleen Hoover’s novel “Reminders of Him” into a film. This marks the second major movie adaptation of one of Hoover’s books, following “It Ends with Us,” which, amidst controversy, managed to gross over $350 million at the box office in 2021.
Netflix unveiled a fresh trailer for the upcoming sci-fi blockbuster titled “The Electric State“. Laden with impressive visual effects, it showcases an ’80s flair in its portrayal of Chris Pratt. The film appears to be a comeback for directors Joe and Anthony Russo to their grandiose style of movie-making following the character-focused “Cherry” and less expansive “The Gray Man“. Notably, the Russo brothers are renowned for directing the climactic installments of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, namely “Avengers: Infinity War” and “Avengers: Endgame“, demonstrating their prowess in delivering a tale as expansive and ambitious as “The Electric State“.
Ever since the first announcement of the movie titled “Warfare,” it appears as an intriguing team-up between a skilled director and a war veteran, both under A24’s banner. Ryan Mendoza, who has previously served as a technical advisor on multiple films and TV shows, including Alex Garland’s “Civil War,” is stepping into the director’s chair for “Warfare.” Although Alex Garland is also credited as a director for this film, he emphasized that his role in the production of “Warfare” will be more behind-the-scenes.
On November 22nd, “Gladiator II” stepped into the movie theater ring, and audiences appreciated it with a resounding approval, earning a total of $368.6 million worldwide so far. In this sequel, Paul Mescal plays Lucius, the son of the Roman general Maximus and heir to an emperor, who finds himself enslaved as a gladiator due to an unexpected turn of events. Before its premiere, director Ridley Scott told The Hollywood Reporter that it’s “the best thing I’ve ever made,” which is quite a significant statement – the original film won five Oscars in 2001.