This week’s episode of IndieWire Podcast ”Screenpat“Dishes in all things the summer movie season – which of course means a look at” “F1“Box Office this weekend and next week for”Jurassic World: Rebirth. “The latter filmWith Brad Pitt in Brad Pitt like an aging racing that goes on a final spin around the tracks, comes from “Top Gun: Maverick” director Joseph Kosinski; Generally speaking, optimistic reviews help a strong marketing push from Apple and distributor Warner Bros. Helps to drive the movie against an opening weekend of $ 50 million.
At the same time, on July 2, Gareth Edward’s “Jurassic World: Rebirth” arrives, the director’s first bat with the franchise. These stars Scarlett Johansson as operational and Jonathan Bailey as an archaeologist who, guided by Mahershala Ali, travels to a remote island where mutated dinosaurs have been left for the dead. Back on the franchise is also screenwriter David Koepp, Who also wrote this year’s Steven Soderbergh Spy Thriller “Black Bag,” And co-wrote Steven Spielberg’s “Jurassic Park” in 1993 with Michael Crichton and 1997’s “The Lost World.” Koepp returns to the world by “Jurassic” almost three decades after Steven Spielberg’s second post in the Crichton-launched Science-Fiction series.
Anne talks to Koepp in this week’s section “Screen Talk” about his return to the franchise and how to build a summer blockbuster. Their conversation reflects her previous discussion with Ryan about what makes a good sequel: Anne finally got up Danny Boyles “28 years later” and loved the film to show us things we haven’t seen before. “Ballerina”, but from “Underworld” director Len Wiseman, is less successful and leaves you who wants more Keanu Reeves – all respect for Ana de Armas.
