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The new "alien" movie "Alien: Death Ship" has released an official trailer, and the deepest horror in the universe is coming...... The film will be released in North America on August 16, directed and written by Fede Alvarez ("Hold Your Breath"), starring Carly Spani, Isabella Merced, Eileen Wu, Spike Finn, David Rongsong, and Archie Reno. It continues to be produced by 20th Century Pictures, with Ridley Scott as producer. The subtitle of the film, "Romulus", the founder of Rome and the first king (one of the twin brothers raised by a she-wolf in ancient Roman mythology), is also the name of the "lethal ship" in the film.
02, Netflix officially announced that the big movie "Bloody Gangsters" will start filming this year
The "Bloody Gangsters" movie officially received the production license, and Netflix recently announced that it won the film and gave the green light to start filming this year (previously the main creator Steven Knight said that it was September this year). Cillian Murphy returns to starring + producing, the original creator Steven Knight continues to write the screenplay, Tom Harper, who directed several episodes of the drama version, is the director, and Netflix is produced in conjunction with BBC Film. The news of the film version has been leaking for a long time, and now it has finally given the green light, and it is said that the setting will be set during the Second World War.
03, "Captain America 4" reshoot set photos exposed
"Captain America 4" is being refilmed in Atlanta, Reuters photos on the set were exposed, Anthony Mackay played by Team America and others appeared, and the film will be released in North America on February 14 next year.
04, Da Mei & the American team "Materialist" released a set photo
Dakota Johnson and Chris Evans' new film "Materialist", released new set photos.
05, the director of "Argyll" couldn't understand the bad reviews the film received
Matthew Vaughn, director of "Argyll: The Mysterious Agent", was recently asked about the dismal feedback on the film (33% freshness on Rotten Tomatoes, $96 million at the global box office, and $200 million in production costs), and he said that he didn't expect the response to be so bad, especially not understanding the many malicious and bitter comments, "What did I do to offend these people? Vaughn said: "[Disappointment with the bad reviews the film received] fucking yes! Because we did a test screening, the response was great, and the opening night was happy, and it was like going back to the days of Kidnapping and Robbery (where Vaughn was the producer), and there was excitement in the air, which gave me the illusion that the film received feedback that Vaughn couldn't understand.
He began to think about what the problem was, got nervous about it, and went to the cinema to see how the audience reacted. Eventually, he said, "Accept the reality and learn from it." Vaughn also said that the film has performed well after it has been streamed, and he also wants to make a sequel: "We did very well in streaming, people loved it, and it would be the happiest thing for me to make a second part." The more people we can get to see Argyle, the better the chance that we will be able to make a second part. I want to make a sequel, and we're already planning a second one. Including the prequel to "Young Argyle", which has already shown signs of it, "It can make a good-looking little film, let's wait and see, and never say 'never'." ”