Jade Bahr

Especially when they look like this Also his thread deserves better than this emptiness. I'll update it a bit. Love the fact he's so low key/private. His fans were like "HE'S ALIVE" at the sighting 😅

How was it out of 10? Is it worth the hype? Anything new compared to the other two films?

More from Italy original source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C-BqQQgIgto/

SHE'S WITH JACK LOWDEN??????????????????????????? 😍 @Lilja K

No he's not.

Some people are really nuts @Lilja K

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@Lilja K

^ London, July 2024

He's so fine @Lilja K

Well mystery solved 🤑 @Lilja K

January can't come fast enough

Charlie still in this? @Lilja K 🤔 I thought he was replaced by Aaron Taylor Johnson or someone similiar don't remember exactly... ‘28 Years Later' Wraps Production Here comes the news that Danny Boyle’s “28 Years Later” has wrapped production in London. The film, starring Jodie Comer, Ralph Fiennes and Charlie Hunnam, carries a $60M budget. Cillian Murphy is said to have a very small role in the film. So now it’s Nia DaCosta’s turn to shoot the sequel, titled “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,” next month in London. Sony is producing and distributing. No word yet on the cast for that one. I’m wondering if Comer, Fiennes and Hunman will be back in the fold. Can we expect both of these films to come out in 2025? Boyle’s is almost certainly being released next year. The third film, to complete the trilogy, is also coming, although I suspect they’ll be waiting a little longer to shoot that one. Still no director attached for that one.

I think this is even worse than Marvel 🤣 What a freakin waste of time @Lilja K (...) Raquel Welch starred in the 1966 original sci-fi adventure which had a scientist discovering technology that can miniaturize matter by shrinking humans. Cameron has been attached to this project since the late 90s, and, in 2016, hired Guillermo del Toro to direct. Cameron did get as far as writing a screenplay, but after completing “Titanic,” his mind began to concentrate on “Avatar.” Del Toro still hasn’t given up on it — he reaffirmed his interest three years ago. Last year, he had mentioned that his next two films, after “Dr. Frankenstein,” which is currently in production, would be the animated ‘Buried Giant’, and an unnamed live-action effort. Maybe the latter was “Fantastic Voyage”? Meanwhile, Cameron will likely not be directing ‘Fantastic Voyage’ — he’s knee deep in ‘Avatar’. In a new interview with Le Figaro, Cameron says he’s not quitting Avatar. He plans to “continue working on the franchise until 2031.”

^bigger, louder, faster... like I said lol