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The Lion King Director Promises That The Remake Will Surprise Us
Ever since The Lion King‘s first trailer was released last year, fans of the beloved original started having some fears. After closing our YouTube browser tabs, we were a little worried that the 1994 animated tale was being remade shot for shot. USA Today was able to grab some exclusive intel from the director of the upcoming remake, Jon Favreau, though and he wants to let us know that our voices (and tweets) haven’t fallen on deaf ears.
Here’s what he had to say about his creation:
“The original holds up incredibly well, so the challenge here was to tell a story in a different way but still deliver on people’s expectations while surprising them somehow.
The talented filmmaker also promised that the iconic moments from the animated masterpiece are still there but despite what the original trailer may have unintentionally suggested, we won’t be sitting through an exact replica.
The sneak peak, released last November, treated us to many of our favorite parts of the original film, even if it was only in beautiful, stunning CGI. Or as Disney puts it, live-action (it’s okay, we like that term better, too). As such, many of us who grew up singing the entire soundtrack were instantly in love, but wary of an exact copy of the original.
Favreau proved himself worthy to Disney and fans though when he made his semi-live-action remake of The Jungle Book and his vision of The Lion King will almost certainly be as stunning, if not more than the ’90s classic. His intent to pay tribute to the original echoes the words of others close to the project as well. That includes Alan Horn, Disney’s film chief, who promised fresh tears would fall after seeing the new version. “Bring a handkerchief,” he warned moviegoers.
So, stock up on those tissues, and prepare to learn about the circle of life once again this summer, as Jon Favreau’s The Lion King hits theaters on July 19th
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It’s Thanos Vs. Cap In This New Avengers: Endgame TV Spot
To mark five days until the release of Avengers: Endgame, Marvel has released yet another TV spot, which teases the coming clash between Captain America and Thanos.
The promo begins with Black Widow observing that the Mad Titan has used the Infinity Stones on another planet, before Steve Rogers resolves that they “go get this son of a —” At this point, the TV spot edits out the bad language, though it’s clear that Cap is in no mood to watch his mouth. And so, after cycling through a series of familiar scenes, the preview takes us to Steve’s showdown with the purple tyrant, who’s wielding a massive new blade, and is backed by an overwhelming army of extra-terrestrial forces.
Incidentally, the moody backdrop to their confrontation has featured in quite a few Endgame trailers and TV spots in recent months. There’s already been a fair amount of speculation that this landscape of smoke and debris is the ruins of the Avengers Compound, which various merchandise suggests might come under attack from Thanos and his minions at some point.
In any case, though the Mad Titan ended last year’s Avengers: Infinity War in a pretty good place, it’s a safe bet that the upcoming sequel won’t go quite so well for the villain, as Earth’s Mightiest Heroes find a way to reverse the snap. That being said, many fans are currently nervous that Cap won’t exactly be riding off into the sunset with this next film, either.
At the very least, it’s generally assumed that Chris Evans will be finishing his run in the MCU with this month’s release, but maybe Cap can still journey back to the 1940s and settle down with Peggy Carter, like some people are hoping. Either way, we’ll find out if Steve survives his final fight with Thanos when Avengers: Endgame hits theaters on April 26th.
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Kevin Feige Says Shang-Chi Movie Will Be Really Different And Special
Though Kevin Feige is currently in the midst of the Avengers: Endgame press tour, one attendee at a fan event in China apparently couldn’t help sneaking in a question about the future of the franchise, prompting the producer to touch upon the recent reports of a Shang-Chi movie being in the works.
When asked about the possibility of a Chinese Avenger entering the fray, the Marvel Studios head was reluctant to say too much, but he did suggest that this is indeed on the agenda.
“This is not an Endgame question, this is a question about the future,” Feige said. “I’m not supposed to answer questions about the future but in this case, I will because the answer is yes.”
Feige also acknowledged the planned Shang-Chi flick in a recent interview with IANS, when he was asked if he regarded the MCU’s first Asian-led superhero movie as a risk.
“I think every movie that we do is a risk,” Feige remarked. “We only want to do movies that people seem to think are risks. Doing the story of an Asian-American hero of Chinese heritage is something that is very intriguing to us. It will be really different and special.”
So far, details on the Shang-Chi film are in short supply, though a report last month from Deadline claimed that Short Term 12 helmsman Destin Daniel Cretton was being eyed to direct the project. From the sound of things, there’s a chance that the feature will be one of three MCU flicks that come out in 2021, the others being Black Panther 2 and Doctor Strange 2. In the meantime, it’s thought that Marvel’s Phase 4 will begin next year with the release of the long-awaited Black Widow solo movie, followed by The Eternals.
In any case, Feige and his team will presumably have more to say about Shang-Chi and the rest of the Phase 4 slate later in the year, once Marvel’s Phase 3 has drawn to a close. Speaking of which, next on the schedule is Avengers: Endgame, which is expected to bring some huge changes to the MCU when it hits theaters on April 26th.
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