The Tomorrow War star suffered multiple injuries preparing for Chris Pratt movie

Chris Pratt and Taylor Kitsch are filming a new TV series together and we have photos of them on set!

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.

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.

“Saturday Night Live” director Paul Briganti is set to direct Chris Pratt in the indie comedy “The Black Belt” for Monarch Media, according to an individual with knowledge of the project.The coming-of-age film will star Pratt as an eccentric uncle who trains his shy teenage nephew in the ways of karate.

“Saturday Night Live” director Paul Brigandi is set to direct Chris Pratt in the indie comedy “The Black Belt” for Monarch Media, according to an individual with knowledge of the project.The coming-of-age film will star Pratt as an eccentric uncle who trains his shy teenage nephew in the ways of karate.

Chris Pratt is hard at work on his new show!

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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.

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.

The wonderfully talented Betty Gilpin has seen a bit of a surge in her career since her show-stealing role in Netflix’s “Glow,” but now she’s trading body slams and piledrivers for tender moments with Chris Pratt in Amazon’s upcoming alien invasion blockbuster, “The Tomorrow War,” which hits Amazon Prime on July 2. Betty Gilpin joined The Playlist Podcast for a discussion on the film and her other previous and upcoming projects.

Chris McKay’s thrilling “The Tomorrow War” drops you right into its wartime hell, literally, with an opening sequence that shows Chris Pratt falling from a smoke-filled sky as if he were in an apocalyptic round of “Fortnite.” It’s only the first of many bold screenwriting choices that helps fuel this original Amazon blockbuster, which then jumps back a few decades later to before the death and destruction, at a Christmas party in 2022.