Artemis (Jovovich) and her crew (T.I., Good, and Boneta) as they try to survive in a completely foreign world where strange and unusual monsters with powers pop up at every turn. Throughout a series of five rounds, the 15 monsters compete through solo dances, duets and one-on-one dance battles. Anderson serves as both the director and co-writer for the epic live-action take on Monster Hunter, with Capcom's Kaname Fujioka, who also worked on the original video game, also getting a writing credit. Milla Jovovich and Tony Jaa lead an all-star cast, which includes T.I., Meagan Good, Diego Boneta, Ron Perlman, and Jin Au-Yeung.
#Battling the monster within movie movie#
The live-action movie adaptation of Monster Hunter comes from Constantin Films and Capcom, the latter of which was behind the Monster Hunter video game on which the movie is based. That teaser trailer not only revealed the Monster Hunter cast (as well as a hulking Black Diablos monster) but also confirmed the movie's release date had been pushed up from April 2021 to December 2020.
We got our first look at the video-game-to-screen adaptation Monster Hunter a little over a week ago. Anderson's Monster Hunter has finally arrived. The film itself is a quirky stop-motion tribute to classic monster movies of yesteryear, but the final fight scene puts all of the pets-turned-predators against one another in true B-movie fashion. The official trailer for director Paul W.S. Frankenweenie is an underrated gem by Tim Burton that deserves more attention, but the final act is where an all-out beastly battle royale takes place.
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