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EXCLUSIVE: FilmNation has sold out international rights to In the Lost Lands at the virtual European Film Market, booking a string of multimillion-dollar presales for the fantasy-adventure movie.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentRyan Gosling, Shailene Woodley, Milla Jovovich and Catherine Deneuve headline new movie projects at a 2021 Berlin market that looks set, however, to deliver a slimmed down version of prior editions.It could hardly be otherwise.

Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista are set to star in a new movie together called In The Lost Lands.

Whenever a new Paul W.S. Anderson film is announced, two thoughts quickly enter my mind— 1) “Shit, I thought that said Paul Thomas Anderson!” and 2) “What role is Milla Jovovich going to play?” (Kidding about the PTA thing, honest.) Well, Anderson does have a new film coming, titled “In the Lost Lands,” and Jovovich is going to play a witch.

Resident Evil franchise director Paul W.S. Anderson is set to direct In The Lost Lands, an adaptation of a story by Game of Thrones author George R.R.

Here’s a hot one. Resident Evil director Paul W.S. Anderson is teaming with Resident Evil star Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista (Guardians Of The Galaxy) on fantasy-adventure movie In The Lost Lands, which is based on the short story by Game Of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorDirector Paul W.S. Anderson, best known for the “Resident Evil” franchise, will direct his adaptation of “In the Lost Lands,” a sprawling epic based on the story by George R.R.

Also Read: Zack Snyder's 'Army of the Dead' Teaser: Dave Bautista Leads a Heist in Zombie-Ravaged Las Vegas (Video)“In the Lost Lands” was first announced back in 2015 with Jovovich in talks to star, but the project is picking up steam with both Jovovich and Bautista attached along with Anderson to direct.Anderson, Jovovich and Bautista will also all produce “In the Lost Lands.” Other producers are Jeremy Bolt (“Resident Evil” franchise), Jonathan Meisner through his production company with

The release date for the upcoming Resident Evil reboot has been announced!

Hollywood couple Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S. Anderson, who earlier worked in the Resident Evil franchise, have teamed up again for Monster Hunter, which released in India today, i.e.

Resident Evil reboot has wrapped up production, ahead of its release next year.After a six film starring Milla Jovovich, the reboot is set to return to the drawing board, focusing on the original two games and the terrifying experience they delivered to players.In a tweet from the official Resident Evil film series, a small teaser image confirmed that shooting had wrapped up, ready for its expected September 9, 2021, release date.See the full tweet below:That’s a wrap in Raccoon City.

Gallery: 10 things you didn't know about Hailee Steinfeld (BANG Showbiz)The 45-year-old actress is very impressed by Ever's talent and thinks the youngster will wow viewers when the movie is released next year. She gushed: "We call her Baby Widow.

Milla Jovovich is one proud mom.

The pandemic box office saw a narrow race between Sony/Screen Gems’ “Monster Hunter” and Universal/DreamWorks Animation’s “Croods: A New Age” this weekend, and “Monster Hunter” is currently estimated to become the first non-Universal release to reach No. 1 in eight weeks with a $2.2 million opening from 1,736 screens.The latest video game adaptation from married actor/director team Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorMilla Jovovich wasn’t actually that thrilled when her writer-director husband Paul W.S. Anderson asked her to star “Monster Hunter,” their new feature adaptation of the video game of the same name.“I was like, ‘Oh, my God, you have to be kidding me! Like, I just wrapped up ‘Resident Evil.’ We were killing zombies and now the next thing you want to do together is you want me to kill monsters? Give me a break,’” Jovovich tells Variety.

More an expensive VFX demo reel than a story, the latest Paul W.S. Anderson film hopes to take yet another video game, Capcom'sMonster Hunter, and turn it into a money-minting movie franchise.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticEverything I know about the “Monster Hunter” video game series is contained in Paul W.S.

In a world starved for blockbuster films, as most get pushed to streaming services or delayed until 2021, “Monster Hunter” looked like it could help drive business to theaters, especially in China. However, one line from the film that echoes a racist chant that kids used to say decades ago is forcing cinemas in the Middle Kingdom to pull the film.

“Monster Hunter”, the new creature feature based on the popular video game, is reportedly being pulled from theatres in China due to a scene that numerous Chinese viewers have deemed to be racist.

It was a drama-filled weekend at the Chinese multiplex. Tencent's big-budget video game adaptation Monster Hunter was yanked from cinemas one day into its release over a scene local audiences decried as derogatory.

“Monster Hunter”, the new creature feature based on the popular video game, is reportedly being pulled from theatres in China due to a scene that numerous Chinese viewers have deemed to be racist.

Rebecca Davis editorChinese regulators are in the midst of censoring the Hollywood title “Monster Hunter” after controversy broke out online on opening day over a ten second-long exchange in the film that patriotic local viewers say “insults China.”The fantasy action film is produced, written and directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, and stars his wife Milla Jovovich, Tony Jaa, T.I., and others.

Dazed and Confused. He was 21 at the time of filming alongside Matthew McConaughey, Milla Jovovich, Parker Posey and more.“I had a bad experience with marijuana at 15.

in recovery now, so that was a whole different time."The Richard Linklater-directorial also starred Milla Jovovich, Anthony Rapp, Parker Posey, Matthew McConaughey, and Jason London, but Affleck hasn't revealed the name of his co-stars who smoked marijuana.

Apparently, Ben Affleck suffered panic attacks after smoking marijuana before filming Dazed and Confused back in 1993. Affleck was only 20 when he starred as O’Bannion, a small, supporting character, alongside future stars Matthew McConaughey, Parker Posey, and Milla Jovovich in the film directed by Richard Linklater. But his time spent goofing around with his castmates could have led to a “bad experience” or two.

Nancy Tartaglione International Box Office Editor/Senior ContributorMore news on the Monster Hunter and Wonder Woman 1984 fronts with China dates now set for both films. The former, starring Milla Jovovich, has landed a December 4 release in the Middle Kingdom while Warner Bros/DC’s Gal Gadot sequel is due on December 18.

Sony Pictures just dropped the first trailer for upcoming film Monster Hunter! The film which promises to be an epic new adventure set in the ruthless world of enormous monsters comes from the makers of 2016’s hit film Resident Evil.  Directed by Paul.W.S.Anderson, the film stars Milla Jovovich as Captain Artemis and Tony Jaa, a fearsome fighter.

The new trailer for the video-game movie adaptation “Monster Hunter” has been released.

Based on the first trailer, “Monster Hunter” looks ridiculous. And not in a bad way.

Eli Countryman Some of the most iconic beasts of the “Monster Hunter” video games appeared in the official trailer for the film adaptation from director Paul W.S. Anderson, which was released on Wednesday.Milla Jovovich plays Captain Artemis, a new character made specifically for the film and a human military officer whose team gets transported to a world populated by giant monsters.

Constantin Film, Germany's leading independent studio, has brought up the release of three films —including Monster Hunter starring Milla Jovovich—to help local theaters fill the void left by studios pushing their 2020 tentpoles to next year. Constantin will release Monster Hunter in Germany Dec.3, three weeks ahead of Sony's U.S.release of the film on Dec.

Resident Evil origin story reboot has been confirmed.Constant Film has found its main actors for a new franchise, following its six Resident Evil movies to date which starred Milla Jovovich.The new film will be led by Skins star Kaya Scodelario as Claire Redfield, Hannah John-Kamen (Brave New World) as Jill Valentine and Robbie Amell (The Duff) as Chris Redfield.Resident Evil will also star Tom Hopper as Albert Weskey, Neal McDonough as William Birkin and Avan Jogia as Leon S.

Milla Jovovich might have moved on to fight massive bad guys in the upcoming “Monster Hunter” film, but just because she’s gone, that doesn’t mean “Resident Evil” is going to stop. As a matter of fact, it appears that Sony’s upcoming reboot of the film franchise is moving ahead just fine, as there is a brand-new cast set to take on the evil, deadly villains that have haunted video game players for more than two decades.

Dave McNary Film ReporterSony Pictures has moved Milla Jovovich’s fantasy thriller “Monster Hunter” forward by four months from April 23, 2021, to Dec. 30 of this year.The studio announced the shift late Monday afternoon. It’s the latest in a long line of major studio movies to be shuffled amid uncertainty over when most North American movie theaters will re-open, although most of the moves have been delays such as the James Bond movie “No Time to Die” going back five months from Nov.

The upcoming movie Monster Hunter has made a rare move BACK to 2020 after previously being delayed until next year.

Monster Hunter, starring Resident Evil's Milla Jovovich, has unveiled its first teaser trailer.The film, which was originally pushed back from September to April 2021, is now optimistically assuring us it'll be "only in theatres" this December. The plot follows Jovovich's Captain Natalie Artemis and her team of elite soldiers who fall into a portal and enter a strange world filled with deadly monsters.