'The Tomorrow War' Director Promises More Betty Gilpin in the Sequel (Exclusive)

Amazon is currently in talks with Chris Pratt for a sequel to its sci-fi war movie, The Tomorrow War, it is being reported.The news comes after the huge success of the Skydance and Amazon Studios film’s global streaming debut last weekend (July 2).

Following reports of strong viewership numbers from third-party sources like SambaTV, Amazon Studios is doubling down on the success of “The Tomorrow War.” which they clearly believe can be a viable streaming franchise.

There’s always another tomorrow.

The Tomorrow War is getting a sequel!

EXCLUSIVE:  In response to this past weekend’s hugely successful global streaming debut of The Tomorrow War, Skydance and Amazon Studios are in discussions, I hear, on the development of a sequel to the Chris Pratt sci-fi pic.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterThe battle may be won, but “The Tomorrow War” continues.A week after the time-traveling alien invasion thriller premiered on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Studios and Skydance are already in talks to produce a sequel to the film.

Amazon and Skydance are in talks to develop a sequel to “The Tomorrow War,” according to an individual with knowledge of the project.Talks are also underway to bring back the creative group including star Chris Pratt, director Chris McKay and screenwriter Zach Dean.

Amazon did not report viewership figures for their $200M Skydance acquisition title The Tomorrow War, but third-party streaming analytics corp Samba TV did, and the Chris Pratt movie drew 2.41M U.S. households during the 4-day holiday weekend.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorIf you’ve seen Amazon Prime Video’s “The Tomorrow War,” then you’re familiar with the menacing alien creature that wreaks havoc on society.Director Chris Mackay’s new futuristic action film stars Chris Pratt as Dan Forester and Yvonne Strahovski as Colonel Muri Forester — time travelers who arrive from the year 2051 to warn humanity that a future war is being lost to an alien race, the White Spikes, who threaten to end the existence of mankind.Visual effects

The Tomorrow War star Sam Richardson has revealed he suffered multiple injuries while preparing for his role. The Veep actor appears in the Amazon film alongside Marvel's Chris Pratt and The Handmaid's Tale actress Yvonne Strahovski but speaking recently, opened up about several injuries he incurred while training for and filming the movie.

Rotten Tomatoes, with the audience review topping off at a more positive 80%.

Chris Pratt‘s new movie The Tomorrow War is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video and fans will likely be wondering if a franchise is being planned.

The Tomorrow WarThe Tomorrow War Cast: Chris Pratt, Yvonne Strahovski, J. K.

The Tomorrow WarThe Tomorrow War Cast: Chris Pratt, Yvonne Strahovski, J. K.

Aliens have invaded Earth…but they’ve done so in the future. And Chris Pratt is there…but from the past.

Chris Pratt joined for a quick chat from the across the land and sea as they discussed his upcoming film The Tomorrow War which releases today on a streaming platform. Pratt delighted his Indian fans and sent them into a frenzy of sorts as he did the hook step of Varun Dhawan's popular song Tan Tana Tan.

time travel! — could not figure out for themselves. Audiences are cognizant of such loose threads because other movies have been telling this story better for years.“The Tomorrow War,” in trying to become the new “Independence Day” (this release date is not arbitrary), throws “Alien,” “The Terminator” and “A Quiet Place” in a blender.

“The Tomorrow War," set largely in an alien apocalypse future, is a kind of throwback.Summer sci-fi spectacles like this — a sprawling, slightly sloppy, sometimes serious, often knowingly ridiculous extravaganza — aren't quite the regular commodity they once were.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic“The Tomorrow War” is a big, dumb, sometimes tedious, sometimes fun civilization-vs.-aliens showdown that sends a bunch of ordinary people through a wormhole into the future to save the human race. The creatures they’re fighting are odd-looking beasts.

Haley Bosselman editorIn Amazon’s new science fiction film “The Tomorrow War,” star Chris Pratt leans heavy into the “fiction” part.“No, I don’t believe in aliens,” Pratt told Variety‘s Marc Malkin at the movie’s June 30 premiere at Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles.In “The Tomorrow War,” Pratt’s Dan Forester is drafted into a future war to save mankind from losing a global war against a deadly alien species.