"None of us had any desire to participate in this movie," Jason Blum said he tells A Hollywood reporter in a new interview announcing the return of his courage The Hunt. They were originally scheduled to release in September last year, Universal he drew the film. The facility reportedly finds a group of “miserable” hunters out there The Most Dangerous Game-style, after Fox News, and later President Trump, were brainwashed.
A few days after the trailer's release, The Hunt it was the most controversial release of the year – but one that no one actually saw.
Now, the film is set to make its way back to the theaters. The Hunt, written by Nick Cuse and Damon Lindelof, directed by Craig Zobel, will hit the theaters on March 13.
In a THR interview, Lindelof explains why he and Blum wanted to release the movie in its original release.
“For us there was just the basic worry that no one was talking about the movie. They were all talking about what their idea for the movie was – a view that was largely formed based on all the events of the gruesome past weekend. [However] we do not really want to point fingers, and most importantly, we do not want to point fingers at anyone for extremes or wrong answers. We just felt the movie was misunderstood. ”
The new trailer removes some of the confusion that arose after the original plan broke out. There's a lot of backlash, R-rated, but Hilary Swank's character is full of clarity to anyone who wants to stream a movie a second time: “We had fun. Do you really believe we were hunting people for games? ”
