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He's hopping from one set to another. Good for us 😁 @Lilja K

@Lilja K and the trailer Zemeckis' “Here” (11.15.24) is a risk-taking endeavor as it was shot from a single POV, without movement or zooms, across a centuries-spanning narrative. I covered the film yesterday, and now a trailer has been released. Based on Richard McGuire’s graphic novel, “Here,” which clocks in at 104 minutes, covers the events of a single room and its inhabitants spanning from the past (paleolithic, dinosaurs) to well into the future as Tom Hanks and Robin Wright get de-aged in a film that sees them meet as teenagers and grow old well into their 80s. In “Here,” Zemeckis uses deepfake VFX to de-age actors with the help of effects studio Metaphysic. The technology will use high-resolution photorealistic face swaps and de-aging effects on top of actors’ performances live and in real-time without the need for further compositing or VFX work. https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2024/6/26/w5l5gego01jy9pdzpvjuapw9k8uzie

Not that bad afterall.

I'm very curious for this movie. Hope it will find a distributor soon! @Lilja K It's a hard time for movies to show in cinemas. ‘Blitz' Still Has No Distributor, But Targeting Fall Release — Saoirse Ronan Will Be Campaigned as Lead

Ok back to start 🤣 NO DEAL: ‘The Apprentice' is Apparently Still Seeking Distribution

It's been a while since I watched this movie. The end was hella weird imo.

Not really. Never really got the hype around this show.

At least he's open to the idea of returning as Snow at one point @Lilja K Will Tom Blyth Ever Return to 'The Hunger Games'? The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes delves into young Coriolanus Snow's journey, exploring love, ambition, and legacy. Tom Blyth starred as Snow in the movie, opposite Rachel Zegler as Lucy Gray Baird. Blyth is open to revisiting the character's story in future films to continue his rise to power. Starting with 2012’s The Hunger Games, the movies in the franchise have explored the good and bad, as extremes of one another. The chance to delve into what lies in between, and how one might cross from one side of the divide to the other hadn't been looked into. However, with The Hunger Game: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes that is exactly what transpires, as we meet a younger version of President Coriolanus Snow as he tries to maintain his family name and dignity as an 18-year-old boy. Tom Blyth portrayed the character of Coriolanus Snow, long before he became the antagonist we see in The Hunger Games movie trilogy. In a conversation with Screen Rant, Blyth, who is presently promoting the second season of his MGM+ series, Billy the Kid which premieres on June 2, was asked about reprising his role as the future ruler of Panem. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes allowed the actor and his character to explore an entangled web of love, friendship, ambition, and legacy, an experience Blyth is willing to revisit in whatever capacity required. Blyth revealed: "Yeah, yeah, yeah. It'd be a no-brainer. I feel like I was so fortunate to get to step into that world, and I really love everyone involved: Francis Lawrence, Nina Jacobson, and Suzanne Collins. But it would be really cool to keep digging into that story, and I do think fans feel this too. I think they were very excited to reignite the world, and I think people feel like within that reigniting, there's more to do. There are more stories to delve into. I do think there's more to Coriolanus’ story to delve into, whether he's the lead character or whether he's a periphery character and we look at someone else's story. But I think it'd be fascinating to see his continued rise to power and what happens along the way." The Prospects For Returning To Panem The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes turned out to be a success for Lionsgate, as the film was well received by audiences and critics alike. Despite its warm reception, this wasn't reflected in its box office earnings, as the film is the lowest earning title in the franchise with just over $330 million. There seems to be a valid appetite for more visits to Panem, however, the question remains if another movie will be made. The Hunger Games franchise is built on Suzanne Collins' critically acclaimed novels with the creators of the film rarely straying away from the source material. However, should a sequel to the latest movie be considered, and given Collins hasn't penned a novel sequel, there is a case to explore other characters within the existing universe and build out from there. https://collider.com/the-hunger-games-tom-blyth-return/

His 2 best Snow poster @Lilja K Love his pouty face/plump lips 😁

Gorgeous 😍 The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes - concept character posters

He's killing me with this look

Their new movie "Here".

He's quite popular around the world right now since Songbirds & Snakes. I wonder if he or young actors/actresses are worried to lose this sudden fame as fast as it came or if they just enjoy "the moment" as it lasts. Tom with fans: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8p9ivuswBa/

Not sure about this de aging. @Lilja K @Cult Icon ‘Forrest Gump’ Costars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright Have De-Aged Reunion in ‘Here’ 1st Look https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2024/6/25/first-image-of-de-aged-robin-wright-and-tom-hanks-in-robert-zemeckis-here

Embargo lifted @Lilja K @Matt! Ti West's ‘MaXXXINE' Thrills ... and Disappoints

Finally a distributor @Lilja K ‘The Apprentice' Bought by Briarcliff Entertainment — Sets U.S. Fall Release

Just stumbled about this gif set and thought he looks like such a soft kisser 🥰 quite underrated actually @Lilja K @Anasxs

Love TQatD - highly underrated movie of young Leo era. Also great badass cast! Bonus: Russell Crowe was never hotter. The 100 Greatest Westerns of All Time 43. ‘The Quick and the Dead’ (dir. Sam Raimi, 1995) The Western is all about its landscapes. But what are landscapes if not populated by compelling, unforgettable characters? Raimi’s gal-gunslinger drama has a baker’s dozen, and all presented via an incredible structure to introduce them to us fast: A quickdraw contest. In bracket format, no less! Think ‘Enter the Dragon’ but with six-shooters in the Old West. Among the contestants, you’ve got Keith David, Lance Henriksen (who only signs his name with an ace of spades symbol), and of course the extraordinary quartet of Leonardo DiCaprio as ‘The Kid’ (‘Woo! I’m fast!’ he declares in maybe his most purely entertaining pre-‘Titanic’ role), Russell Crowe as killer turned preacher Cort, Gene Hackman as the town’s overlord who presides over the whole contest, and a mysterious stranger known by most as just ‘The Lady,’ played by Sharon Stone. ‘The Lady’ drifts into town looking to get into the contest, and of course, like any Western hero, she has her own motivations that will only be revealed over time. Remarkably free of the ‘strong female character’ cliches male directors sometimes think are necessary with female action leads, ‘The Quick and the Dead’ has style to spare and personality by the barrel, down to an appearance from Western legend Woody Strode. —CB full list: https://www.indiewire.com/gallery/best-western-movies-of-all-time/johnny-guitar-2/

Another VINELAND hint.

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