Skyscraper Is The Only Big Budget Non-Sequel This Month

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This summer, Dwayne Johnson is back in another one of his big-budget action movies. Skyscraper has one of the biggest movie stars in the world in a Die Hard-esque adventure where he has to stop a group of criminals while trapped inside the most advanced building in the world. The movie is arriving in a month where every other major release is either a sequel or somehow tied to a franchise, but that just might be one of Skyscraper's greatest strengths, according to producer Beau Flynn.

There are 10 sequels on the left and right of us in our release window, which is really sobering in a way. It's so important to us to make original movies and try to create something different. And a huge part of why we get to do that is Dwayne Johnson.

There are definitely a lot of sequels coming out in July. Among the major releases this month are films like Ant-Man and the Wasp, The First Purge, Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, The Equalizer 2, Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. That's a lot of sequels, with Skyscraper as the only big-budget original movie that can compete with them. However, part of the reason for that is Dwayne Johnson. He's a really bankable star, and his presence in the movie is why it can have such a large budget. In this way, Johnson is helping to promote original films and help them compete in ways that they ordinarily couldn't.

However, it should be noted that while July is packed with sequels, August actually has a lot of original or non-sequel movies hitting theaters. Films like The Meg, Mile 22, The Spy Who Dumped Me, BlacKkKlansman, and Crazy Rich Asians are all in August, which is actually a little refreshing.

Additionally, in the case of Skyscraper, part of the appeal was that it was an original movie with a throwback action movie feel that didn't cost a tremendous amount (relatively speaking) to make. The budget for the movie was actually $125 million, which is still a lot of money, but it's low compared to some of the other blockbuster films out there. Dwayne Johnson further detailed this while talking to the Los Angeles Times.

Well, the original scripts that are coming in are certainly not coming in at this size and scale. Of course, in today's market there are superhero movies and sequels and big franchises, which work very well and they're very entertaining, and it's what we do. But with Skyscraper, the original IP [intellectual property] made it very appealing. I think there was also something interesting to the studios in that we were going to be cost-conscious and create a summer movie that didn't have to be $250 million. You could cut that in half and it would still feel like a big, entertaining movie.

If anyone can pull off a movie like Skyscraper, it's The Rock. The film looks super fun, and I'm sure that people will be filling the theater to check it all out. If Johnson can create a franchise out of fighting an earthquake, he can do anything.

Skyscraper arrives in theaters next weekend on July 13. For more movie news, keep it right here at CinemaBlend.




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How Doctor Sleep Is Both A Sequel To Stephen Kings And Stanley Kubricks The Shining

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How Doctor Sleep Is Both A Sequel To Stephen Kings And Stanley Kubricks The Shining

Few Hollywood productions have as storied a legacy as Stanley Kubricks The Shining, and one of the most notable aspects of that history is the relationship between the film and the creator of the original source material. While many hail the adaptation as one of the greatest horror movies ever made, Stephen King is not a fan of the big screen take on his haunted hotel in the Colorado Rockies (and when you compare Kubricks version against the novel, and take into consideration his intentions with the story, you can see that he has some legitimate grievances from an authorial perspective).

This bit of trivia has stirred debate among fans for decades which is the superior take? but now a whole new layer is being added to the conversation. In the coming months, director Mike Flanagan will be releasing his adaptation of Doctor Sleep, Stephen Kings sequel to The Shining published in 2013, and as long as the project has been around there has been a prominent question lingering in the air: will it simply be a straight adaptation of the novel, or will it take into considerations the changes made by Stanley Kubrick and operate as a cinematic sequel? Now the question has been answered, and, odd as it may sound, the answer is both.

Those familiar with both Stephen Kings book and Stanley Kubricks film will notice that the two blend together quite prominently in the debut trailer for Doctor Sleep that was released this morning and that important merger was also a major part of the discussion held during a trailer preview event yesterday in Los Angeles with Mike Flanagan and producer Trevor Macy in attendance. Following a back-to-back screening of the first look preview, Flanagan and Macy took questions about their work developing the film, and the immense influence of both King and Kubrick.

Mike Flanagan fully acknowledged the popularity of the aforementioned lingering question, one of the first subjects brought up during the Q&A session, and explained that it was never something they could fully answer with just words. Instead, it was something they could only demonstrate with the film actually coming together which is why its being addressed now that the trailer is out. Said the filmmaker,

It's the most common question we've had since the project was announced, and the question we couldn't really answer until we had material to present because the answer is really complicated. The answer to all of those questions for us has always been, 'Yes.' It is an adaptation of the novel Doctor Sleep, which is Stephen King's sequel to his novel, The Shining. But this also exists very much in the same cinematic universe that Kubrick established in his adaptation of The Shining. And reconciling those three, at times, very different sources has been kind of the most challenging and thrilling part of this creatively for us.

Getting The Stamp Of ApprovalMike Flanagan has some past experience in what he calls Stephen Kings sandbox, having previously directed 2017s Geralds Game which was based on Kings 1992 novel of the same name. While you might think that this would lead to at least some kind of enhanced comfortability between the two men, Flanagan admitted that he still found himself experiencing two of the most nerve-wracking moments of his career getting the stamp of approval for Doctor Sleep.

It was right at the start of making the film that Flanagan understood the necessity of getting Stephen King on board with his specific approach particularly because of the acrimony behind The Shining. According to him, one of the first moves made was setting up a meeting with the author, and telling him what they wanted to do with Doctor Sleep. And apparently if that meeting had gone any other way than perfectly, he wouldnt have continued working on the project:

I went back to the book first, and the big conversation that we had to have was about whether or not we could still do a faithful adaptation of the novel as King had laid it out, while inhabiting universe that Kubrick had created. And that was a conversation that we had to have with Stephen King to kick the whole thing off. And if that conversation hadn't gone the way it went, we wouldn't have done the film.I'm sure all of you know, Stephen King's opinions about the Kubrick adaptation are famous, and complicated - and complicated to the point that if you've read [Doctor Sleep] you know that he actively and intentionally ignored everything that Kubrick had changed about his novel and defiantly said, 'Nope, this exists completely outside of the Kubrick universe.' So the first conversation we had to have, other than that, we as fans of King and apostles of The Shining, really needed to try to bring those worlds back together again. We had to go to King and explain how.

To Flanagan surprise, he added, not only did he walk away with Stephen Kings blessing on the project, but his encouragement.

This is definitely going the extra mile but it doesnt stop there. Not only did the Doctor Sleep production feel the need to get Kings approval, but also the endorsement of Stanley Kubricks estate. The vision for the movie required a revisiting of the iconic style of Kubricks The Shining, and Mike Flanagan and company felt doing so needed to be sanctioned.

Fortunately, this excursion also had wonderful results and even a few extra benefits. As Trevor Macy discussed the relationship the film forged with the Kubrick estate, Mike Flanagan fully geeked out about getting to see the genius filmmakers original, annotated designs for the Overlook Hotel. Said Macy,

From the Kubrick estate's point of view, they have such a long relationship with Warner Bros., and they were generous with some of the original plans from The Overlook. That was a good day.

Looping back to where this started, Mike Flanagan said that sending his Doctor Sleep script to Stephen King was one of two most nerve-wracking moments of his career so whats the other one? Apparently it happened fairly recently, and it involved sending early cuts of the movie to both King and the Kubrick estate:

The second was at the end, very recently, of this post-production process when the film was sent to Stephen to watch, and also to the Kubrick estate Both went very well. And that was always the hope going in, was that if there was some universe in which Stephen King and the Stanley Kubrick estate could both love this movie... The dream of threading that needle has been the source of every ulcer we've had for the last two years.

Marrying The MaterialWith Doctor Sleep still months away from release, Mike Flanagan and Trevor Macy couldnt give away everything about how Doctor Sleep marries both King and Kubricks visions of The Shining, but they did acknowledge that the challenge was much bigger than just making a movie both parties could appreciate. King wrote the novel specifically as a follow-up to his original book and not the movie, and that led to a couple of logistical issues.

A perfect example of this is the fate of Dick Halloran. Those who are familiar only with the movie will remember the Scatman Crothers character getting an axe in the back and dying at the hands of Jack Torrance but thats not how it went down in the novel. Instead, on the page he played a crucial role in helping Wendy and Danny Torrance escape the Overlook, and he remained a close family friend for years as depicted in Doctor Sleep. So how will the movie deal with an issue like that?

Mike Flanagan wasnt exactly throwing out big reveals left and right, but he did acknowledge the need to pay special attention to those specific conflicts not to mention the challenge of matching it with Kubricks vision of the Overlook for flashback sequences:

Some of [the blending] amounts to very practical questions about certain characters who are alive in the novel, The Shining, who were not alive by the end of the film, and how to deal with that. And then in particular, how to kind of get into the vision of The Overlook that Kubrick had created.

(Its worth mentioning that Carl Lumbly is currently credited as playing Dick Halloran in Doctor Sleep, so whether he survived the Overlook or not, the character definitely has a role to play in the new film).

A Most Exciting, Delightful, Intimidating, Nightmarish, Wonderful, Incredible ExperienceThe full scope of how Doctor Sleep will attempt to mend the fence between Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick wont be revealed until this fall, but the great takeaway from the Q&A session with Mike Flanagan is the immense passion that he displayed for the work he is doing. To borrow a phrase from Trevor Macy, there is no ignoring the fact that hes standing on the shoulders of literary and cinematic giants, but the experience appears to be both humbling and enriching for the filmmaker.

Expressing how Doctor Sleep brings together two of his great loves, Mike Flanagan told the crowd of reporters,

As a lot of you guys know, I am a Stephen King fanatic going back to my childhood. So any opportunity to play in Stephen King's sandbox has always been a dream and an honor for me. But as a student of cinema I idolize Stanley Kubrick, and I think the kind of storm of Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick on this for me has been the most exciting, delightful, intimidating, nightmarish, wonderful, incredible experiences that I've ever had professionally. But it has come with more pressure than... I don't want to say we didn't expect it. We knew what we were getting into. But it's been quite overwhelming in a wonderful way.

In Doctor Sleep, Ewan McGregor stars as an adult Danny Torrance, who has spent his entire adult life badly processing the extreme trauma he experienced as a child (see: The Shining). After hitting his rock bottom, he goes on the road to recovery, and tries to make a new home for himself in a small New Hampshire town. However, whats waiting for him in New England is not only the discovery of a young girl named Abra (Kyliegh Curran), a young girl who he discovers can also Shine, but also a group known as The True Knot that preys on individuals with special abilities.

Co-starring Rebecca Ferguson, Bruce Greenwood, Zahn McClarnon, Elily Alyn Lind, Jacob Tremblay, and more, Doctor Sleep will be hitting theaters on November 8th and you can be sure that between now and then well have plenty more coverage of the film coming your way on CinemaBlend.





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How Much Avengers: Infinity War May Make Opening Weekend

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We're coming up on a very exciting time for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With the studio still riding on the wild success of Black Panther, the next installment is going to be ten years in the making. The Russo Brothers' Avengers: Infinity War will unite all of the shared universe's main characters for an epic battle agains Thanos, and the stakes could not be any more high. Aside from the fictional events of the blockbuster, the pressure is also on for Infinity War to make buckets of money both domestically and internationally. Some early estimates are beginning to come in, and it looks like the third Avengers movie is going to make some serious dough during its opening weekend.

The early estimates currently have Avengers: Infinity War tracking at a whopping $200 million for its opening weekend, which is already selling record amounts of pre-sale tickets. This would put Infinity War as the record holder for an April opening, beating out the likes of Furious 7 with $147 million. Now the question is whether or not the blockbuster can outgross Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, which took $292 million during its first weekend in theaters. Regardless, Deadline's opening estimates certainly indicate a win for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

That being said, Marvel studios is no doubt hoping for some record breaking numbers with Avengers: Infinity War. The Russo Brothers have assembled just about every character imaginable (except Hawkeye?), which was no doubt a scheduling nightmare due to all the respective actors' schedules. But the last three phases of films have all led to this, with the long awaited crossovers and character pairings finally happening after years of patiently waiting.

The contents of Avengers: Infinity War have been highly secret, with the actors reportedly not given scripts or being privy to the film's contents aside from their own scenes. The Russo Brothers recently appealed to the fans on social media, begging them to respect the fandom, and not reveal any spoilers that could ruin the moviegoing experience. Because it's been such a long time coming, it would be a shame if trolls managed to ruin the highly anticipated blockbuster's contents.

With so many of the MCU's leading actors reaching the end of their contracts with Avengers 4, it seems like just about any character could die over the next two Avengers movies. The marketing for the movie isn't helping to ease tensions, as posters constantly tease the end to the universe, and one shot from the recent trailer shows Captain America in a very precarious position against the big purple guy.

Avengers: Infinity War will arrive in theaters on April 27, 2018. In the meantime, check out our 2018 release list to plan your next trip to the movies.




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