Ice Cube Says Critical Disaster Shot Without Director Or Actors Present
The post Ice Cube Says Critical Disaster Shot Without Director Or Actors Present appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ice Cube in “War of the Worlds.” Universal Pictures/DreamWorks War of the Worlds star Ice Cube says the critically maligned remake of the H.G. Wells alien invasion classic, was shot with no director or actors on set. The film, which was released in early August on Prime Video, initially debuted with a 0% “rotten” rating from 10 Rotten Tomatoes critics. Since then, the film has limped to a 4% “rotten” rating based on 48 reviews. ForbesWhen Is ‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ Coming To Streaming?By Tim Lammers Now, about a month and a half after the film’s release on streaming, Ice Cube is shedding a little light about the production. In the film, the hit rapper-turned-actor stars as Will Radford, whose role as a government domestic terror analyst plays out on screen during an alien invasion. War of the Worlds is based on Wells’ classic novel from 1898, which was first adapted as a radio play by Orson Welles in 1938. The story was also adapted as a Gene Barry feature film in 1958 and Tom Cruise’s version directed by Steven Spielberg in 2005. ForbesWhen Is Stephen King’s ‘The Long Walk’ Coming To Streaming?By Tim Lammers “This is a movie I did in 2020 during the pandemic, five years ago,” Ice Cube explained on Kai Cenat’s livestream (via Deadline). “We shot it in 15 days, and it was during the pandemic. So, the director wasn’t in there, none of the actors [were] in there. This was the only way we could really shoot the movie. It’s pandemic time.” As such, Ice told Cenat, “That’s why it’s only the computer screen. But really, if s— went down, everybody would only have their screen to look at.” The official summary of the film reads, “A gargantuan invasion is coming with this fresh take…
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Ice Cube in “War of the Worlds.” Universal Pictures/DreamWorks War of the Worlds star Ice Cube says the critically maligned remake of the H.G. Wells alien invasion classic, was shot with no director or actors on set. The film, which was released in early August on Prime Video, initially debuted with a 0% “rotten” rating from 10 Rotten Tomatoes critics. Since then, the film has limped to a 4% “rotten” rating based on 48 reviews. ForbesWhen Is ‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ Coming To Streaming?By Tim Lammers Now, about a month and a half after the film’s release on streaming, Ice Cube is shedding a little light about the production. In the film, the hit rapper-turned-actor stars as Will Radford, whose role as a government domestic terror analyst plays out on screen during an alien invasion. War of the Worlds is based on Wells’ classic novel from 1898, which was first adapted as a radio play by Orson Welles in 1938. The story was also adapted as a Gene Barry feature film in 1958 and Tom Cruise’s version directed by Steven Spielberg in 2005. ForbesWhen Is Stephen King’s ‘The Long Walk’ Coming To Streaming?By Tim Lammers “This is a movie I did in 2020 during the pandemic, five years ago,” Ice Cube explained on Kai Cenat’s livestream (via Deadline). “We shot it in 15 days, and it was during the pandemic. So, the director wasn’t in there, none of the actors [were] in there. This was the only way we could really shoot the movie. It’s pandemic time.” As such, Ice told Cenat, “That’s why it’s only the computer screen. But really, if s— went down, everybody would only have their screen to look at.” The official summary of the film reads, “A gargantuan invasion is coming with this fresh take…
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