X-Men The Dark Phoenix Rocket man and other premieres of the week

The final part of the saga about the mutant students of Professor Charles Xavier, the scandalous biopic of the name of Elton John and the crime thriller of Brian De Palma with Jamie Lannister in the lead role: Gazeta.Ru talks about the main premiers of this week in Russia.

 X-Men The Dark Phoenix Rocket man and other premieres of the week


The twelfth film of the X-Men franchise tells about the formation of Gene Gray, whose incredible power turns her into the Dark Phoenix. The script was written and directed by Simon Kinberg, a legendary personality for the saga. The central character in the tape was played by Sophie Turner, who won world-wide popularity due to the role of Sansa Stark in the series “The Game of Thrones”

"Rocketman" ("Rocketman"); Dexter fletcher
Another big premiere of this week is the Rocketman biopic dedicated to British singer and composer Elton John. The picture will tell viewers about the life and career of a shocking artist: from a student at the British Royal Academy of Music to the world star of rock and roll. The main role in the project went to Teron Edgerton, a famous viewer on the Kingsman dilogy, where Elton John himself was also shot. Dexter Fletcher directed the film, producer of another biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody, which became the leader in terms of the number of Oscar awards this year. However, it hasn’t recently needed a special advertisement for “Rocketman” - after it became known that some of the frank gay scenes were removed from the Russian version of the film (John himself had already responded to this, among others), such a heated discussion this topic, what about biopic learned, it seems, plus or minus everything.



Domino; Brian de palma
The first in seven years, the film is a living classic of American cinema Brian De Palma, starring in the stars of the HBO series “Game of Thrones” Nikolai Koster-Waldau (Jamie Lannister) and Caris van Houten (Lady Melisandra) with Guy Pierce. The film about the confrontation of a cop from Copenhagen and terrorists connected with the murder of his partner became a battlefield for the director himself - the producers insisted on shortening the original length of the thriller by almost an hour.

“We always lived in a castle” (“We Have Always Lived in the Castle”); Stacy passon
Intriguing drama drama Stacey Passon, creator of "American Gods" and "House of Cards," refers to the history of the Blackwood hermit family, who lives in the blood-chilling castle and is hated by all the rest of the town because of the mysterious death of relatives. In the tape, which in places (judging by the trailer) is very similar to a good horror thriller, among others were Taissa Farmig (“The Curse of the Nun”), Alexander Daddario (“When We Met”), Sebastian Stan (“The Avengers: The Final” and others films of the saga), as well as Crispin Glover (the same “American Gods”).

"Child of Darkness" ("The Hollow Child"); Jeremy lutter
The classic horror in which to scare the viewer will be a girl, once wandered into a dark forest and met there something very creepy. This creepy as a result is infused into the girl, who successfully begins to terrorize her older sister, through whose fault she is lost in more often. Just as “2x2”. Which, however, does not make the tape less terrible.

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