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In the wake of Osama Bin Laden's killing by a Navy SEAL team, Hollywood is suddenly obsessed with politically-charged fact-based mission movies. Momentum is building on one of those at Warner Bros, The Mission. David O Russell is circling the picture and the studio is courting Brad Pitt to star. This could all happen very quickly.
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In the 25th adventure from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, an Asian main character takes center stage for the first time. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings represents a novelty in superhero cinema and is also an excellent introduction to a film universe that actually already has 24 films under its belt. But above all, …
Political and fact can't be in the same sentence....lol
However I have high doubts about everything Russell does now. He already proved he can't really do things correctly with Uncharted...
Im a huge fan of war films so I have interest. However with all war films there is research to be had to get things done correctly. Russel, again, proved he can't do that with Uncharted...you really want to put your name on a project like this where politics will make or break a name.