ANTHONY HOPKINS
TO LEAD POSTAPOCALYPTIC MOVIE 2048!
According to Deadline, Anthony Hopkins has been cast in post apocalyptic sf movie 2048 from Timothy Woodward Jr. Set in a future where a dying planet has forced the last remnants of humanity
underground, 2048 unfolds inside a vast subterranean society controlled by the Collective, an authoritarian regime that governs nearly every aspect of life and has erased all memory of the world above. The story follows Wesley, an ordinary worker whose life is upended when he becomes entangled with a hidden resistance questioning everything the Collective has taught them. As Wesley begins searching for the truth, he draws the attention of Bryant, played by Hopkins, the brilliant and ruthless architect of the Collective, who maintains his grip over society through surveillance, manipulation and psychological terror.
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Anche se non ho simpatia per questo attore, debbo ammettere che è un artista in gamba e penso che sarà un ottimo protagonista di questa nuova opera.
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DeleteHopkins is enough to get me interested in this one. I hope the script gives him room to be quietly menacing. I can already imagine him asking me a perfectly polite question and me confessing to things I haven’t even done.
ReplyDeleteHope he will not be too scary!
DeleteAbsolutely love Sir Anthony Hopkins. 2048 is not that faraway :-)
ReplyDeleteNot at all and we already live in dystopia.
DeleteSiempre es genial ver las películas de es actor. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteYes, he is always fun to watch.
DeleteI feel like we're about there now. With AI and data centers and all of the pollution. We are destroying our planet at record speed, idk if moving underground would even be an option soon.
ReplyDeleteEurope is doing a lot to heal the nature and cities, but your country is far away from it as Trumpster does not believe in protection of climate, sadly, and also China.
DeleteIndia is bad with the pollution as well. People want to lecture on recycling and reducing, and all that jazz, but there isn't much the little guy can do when you have US, China and India not doing anything about environmental regulations for corporations, which is doing a hell of a lot more damage than someone who forgets to recycle their tin soda can.
DeleteYes, India as well, all those massive countries in fast industrial development. In Western Europe there is a rising trend of planting trees and greenery and some have raise the levels of trees by 30% in recent years, many are turning roads into downtown water streams and concrete squares into city parks, and that is a good sign alongside building green buildings and putting gardens on top of the roofs. But not in my country sadly where it is the opposite thanks to organised crime in power.
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