Upcoming Movies

If you’re looking forward to upcoming movies, you’ve come to the right place. Check out these KunManga films: Florence Pugh’s Films, Hellraiser reboot by David O Russell, Pixar’s Thunderbolts, and Reboot of Matilda by David Bruckner.

Films starring Florence Pugh

Florence Pugh has several upcoming movies that will likely help propel her career in the near future. She made her big screen debut in Lady Macbeth in 2016 and has since played a housewife in Olivia Wilde’s ‘Don’t Worry Darling.’ Below, we take a look at some of her upcoming projects. In her upcoming film, “The Wonder,” Pugh will play the role of an English nightingale nurse named Lib Wright. The movie is based on the novel by Emma Donoghue. The cast includes Tom Burke, Niamh Algar, Ciaran Hinds, and Brian F. O’Byrne.

Reboot of Hellraiser by David Bruckner

The reboot of Hellraiser by David Bruckner is finally here, bringing the horror classic back to life. After years of lingering in the home video section, Bruckner has brought the film back to its glory. You can watch it right now on Hulu. The remake isn’t perfect, but it’s decent enough.

The reboot will feature a new storyline. The series will be retold from the perspective of Riley (Odessa A’zion), a high school student dealing with the effects of addiction and compulsive behavior. Her obsession with the Hellraiser box leads her to experiment with it. The reboot will also feature a new interpretation of Pinhead (Jamie Clayton), the titular creature that led the original series.

Reboot of Matilda by David O Russell

In the Reboot of Matilda by David Oz Russell, Airikacal Weir stars as the titular protagonist. Other stars include Emma Thompson as Miss Trunchbull and Lashana Lynch as Miss Honey. The film features original music by Tim Minchin. This musical adaptation will debut on Netflix on December 2.

The remake will feature a female lead and will be a musical. The original production starred Danny DeVito, who has reportedly revealed that he plans to expand the storyline of the original. While the release date has not yet been set, the production team is struggling with COVID-19 restrictions. However, filming resumed in April.

Pixar’s Thunderbolts movie

Despite the similarities between Thunderbolts and Marvel’s The Suicide Squad, it is a good idea not to compare the two films to one another. While Thunderbolts will likely have some of the same characters, they will probably have different personalities and fewer powers. If that’s the case, the movie should be a solid espionage thriller. The team will probably have more in common with the Bourne franchise than the Guardians of the Galaxy.

In the comic books, the Thunderbolts team includes heroes with bad backgrounds. The team has been rounded out by villains like Zaran and Abomination. The film’s cast may also feature other Marvel characters, including Abomination, Taskmaster, and others.

Spider-Man spinoff Aline

It’s no surprise that Sony Pictures is developing spin-off projects based on the popular Marvel superhero. After the 2012 reboot with Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, Sony now wants to expand the franchise by creating a larger universe. The studio is collaborating with Disney and Marvel, which owns the Spider-Man character. The studio wants Goddard to write and direct a new Spider-Man movie. The writer is currently attached to the Sinister Six spinoff. He previously directed the Marvel series Daredevil.

Netflix time travel thriller The Adam Project

Netflix has released the time travel thriller The Adam Project, a series about the bond between a time-traveling fighter pilot and his 12-year-old self. The plot involves an accidently crashed plane in 2022, forcing Adam to reunite with his younger self. The movie stars Ryan Reynolds, Zoe Saldana, Mark Ruffalo, Catherine Keener, and Braxton Bjerken. It is an hour-and-a-half long and has an intriguing premise. The Adam Project is similar to “Back to the Future” or “Flight of the Navigator,” and it has some heartwarming moments.

While the story of “The Adam Project” may have some similarities with Back to the Future, the difference is that it’s a family-friendly sci-fi adventure. It stages much of its action in the forest where E.T. was filmed, and Adam wears a Marty McFly vest for much of the film. While the references are intended to inspire wonder in today’s kids, they are also a subtle nod to the ‘80s generation.