Doomsday theme disaster horror movie “Cell” finale 413

Doom theme disaster horror movie "Cell" 413

Directed by Tod Williams, "2012" John Cusack, "The Avengers" Samuel L. Jackson, and "The Hunger" Isabelle Fuhrman starring in the disaster horror film "Cell" released the first poster and notice today, officially announced the finale April 13 day. The film was adapted from the horror master Stephen King's "The Handphone," an alarmist novel. This is the first time his work has come to China, and the news has triggered many expectations.

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The movie "Cell" released a poster today, officially announced on April 13th. The overall disaster of the poster was full, bloody sky, and fire light mapping, creating an atmosphere in which the end of the world was coming and the crisis was all over. The two protagonists split up and left, their expressions are alert and dignified, and they seem to be thinking about how to deal with them. Behind them, the mysterious man in red appeared on the horizon, and a pair of lilies quietly shrouded.

Released with the poster is the film's first notice. The grand scenes of disasters and splendid visual effects have more intuitively demonstrated the horror and irritability of the doomsday. The main characters of the film appeared one by one, cooperation and confrontation, trust and suspicion. When the "sound of the bell" sounded, it also added suspense to the story. After all, the story of how the story would be unfolded was to be left until April 13 for further answers.

The early appearance of Stephen King's novel adaptation works to create the 2018 first "Terror" disaster film

The film "Cell" depicts the world after the HandPhone became a killing machine: sudden doomsday disasters, everyone is controlled by the HandPhone and begins to maliciously attack anyone who is close to them. These people are not dead but can communicate with each other. As a gang ... confusion and panic raging, everyone is in danger and shocking.

"Cell" is not only the first adaptation of Stephen King's novels to China, but also the first appearance of the theme film on the domestic screen. This is a rare opportunity for fans of original novels and disaster movie lovers. When asked about the discussions and doubts that the original adaptation may bring, the director Todd Venus Williams said that he accepts different opinions. “Every work has a variety of interpretations, and of course everyone wants it. See the deeper context of the film." The film will be officially released on April 13th, trying to build the most realistic disaster film in 2018, worth the wait.