Good news for fans of 'Edge of Tomorrow': they are already casting stars for its sequel

Come on, a lot has happened in the last ten years, right? A pandemic, the rise and fall of Marvel, the world going to hell on several fronts… and all this time, Edge of Tomorrow 2 has remained announced, but without moving an inch in its production. Tom Cruise wants to make it, Emily Blunt wants to make it, the studio wants to make it, the audience wants them to make it. So, can anyone tell me what they are waiting for? On the brink of retirement Now that Tom Cruise has finished with his Mission: Impossible films and has returned to making other types of movies (the […]

Come on, a lot has happened in the last ten years, right? A pandemic, the rise and fall of Marvel, the world going to hell on several fronts… and all this time, Edge of Tomorrow 2 has remained announced, but without moving an inch in its production. Tom Cruise wants to make it, Emily Blunt wants to make it, the studio wants to make it, the audience wants them to make it. So, can someone tell me what they are waiting for?

On the Edge of Retirement

Now that Tom Cruise has finished with his Mission: Impossible films and has returned to making other types of movies (the first, Digger, this year) perhaps it is finally time to film Edge of Tomorrow 2. For now, what Hollywood insiders are saying is that alongside the two mega-stars, Charlize Theron will also be in a role that no one knows yet.

But that’s not all: in addition, Blunt recently stated that it all depends on the schedules of those involved, but he hopes that sooner or later we can see this second part. Cruise is already 63 years old, so he doesn’t have much leeway to continue starring in action movies without suffering from the Sylvester Stallone syndrome (that is: being clearly too old for the role).

Blunt explained it this way: “Doug Liman and I constantly talk about it, and I know Tom wants to do it at some point. So it depends on our schedules, but it has also been ten years since we did it. There was an incredible script, but I think it would have only worked if we had shot it eight years ago. I’m not saying we’re that old, but the fact that ten years have passed is a factor. Honestly, I wouldn’t bet on seeing it. Just in case, to avoid losing money, you know.

Emily Blunt lives in fear because of AI, and no one can blame her

Not a day goes by without us seeing someone online saying about AI that “it’s the future,” “if you’re against it, you’re like those who opposed the steam engine,” or “it’s the greatest leap in the history of humanity.” Empty words that are soothing a base of unyielding fans, yes, but also creating a deep resistance against the machine of a thousand uses (none of which it does well). The latest to join the group is Emily Blunt, who has completely refused to use it in The Day of Revelation. Luckily The […]

Not a day goes by without someone saying online about AI that “it’s the future,” “if you’re against it, you’re like those who opposed the steam engine,” or “it’s the greatest leap in the history of humanity.” Empty words that are soothing a fanbase of diehards, yes, but also creating a deep resistance against the machine of a thousand uses (none of which it does well). The latest to join the group is Emily Blunt, who has completely refused to use it in The Day of Revelation. Luckily.

The Day of Revelation

Apparently, in a scene, the character has to speak in a non-human language, and the use of AI was proposed to create a sense of unease: “It’s a four-minute scene that we shot that leads to the moment where she starts to gradually disintegrate. There are several ways you can do it. You can take the AI route, which I’m a bit terrified of. I thought there could be some really strange sounds”. Can AI make strange sounds? No? Checkmate.

As we will hear starting on the 12th, Blunt was the one who marked the solution to the problem: “I said that maybe I could make a range of strange sounds. And that’s what we did. I made the clicking sounds, whispering sounds, consonant sounds, strange breathing sounds. The sound designer left and created what we hear in the movie”. Frankly, I would be very disappointed if Steven Spielberg had resorted to AI.

This will be the thirty-seventh film by the director and, it is said, it is one of the good ones. Fantastic, in fact. The kind that only he knows how to make like no one else. And no, it is impossible to be more excited. To the AI, they can take a hike.