The film is one of two Apple films this year after Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” that will hit theaters before it hits Apple TV+, the groundwork of what could be a big push for Apple committing to movie theaters.
The first look at that film showed off the enormous scope and brutality on display in a sweeping battle sequence over a frozen battlefield, with Phoenix’s Napoleon sending an army of Russians to their death in the icy water below. The slate includes everything from tentpole IP like “ Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” PlayStation’s “ Gran Turismo,” and a teaser for the sequel to “Ghostbusters: Afterlife,” but also original properties like GameStop-stock movie “Dumb Money.” The presentation concluded with a first scene from a movie that’s theirs but that they will promote the heck out of with a “robust” theatrical window, Apple’s “Napoleon” from director Ridley Scott and star Joaquin Phoenix. Vin Diesel Goes Way, Way Off Script and 6 Other Things You May Have Missed at CinemaCon 2023 But above all, Sony Pictures Entertainment president Josh Greenstein said the real reason they’re the ones who should be opening CinemaCon was because they’re pushing a whopping 23 movies in calendar year 2023. The “King Richard” Best Actor winner who has since been expelled from the Academy for slapping Chris Rock appeared in a pre-roll to promote “Bad Boys 4,” which is filming now. Still not sold? The studio kicked off the entire program with Will Smith (and Martin Lawrence), which is certainly a choice. Clearly, Sony was sending a message about boldness. Law comedy was nothing but (very well-received) sex jokes. Footage from the newest “Equalizer” and “Kraven,” which is Sony’s first R-rated Marvel film, brought the gore (and Aaron Taylor-Johnson got in early on the F-bomb train), and the J. Rothman wasn’t the only one flying past PG-13 on Monday. Badass trailers for “The Equalizer 3” and “Kraven the Hunter,” as well as first footage from raunchy R-rated Jennifer Lawrence comedy “ No Hard Feelings,” backed him up.
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Sony kicked off CinemaCon’s four days of studio presentations with one hell of a mission statement: “We are not fucking around here,” Sony Pictures Entertainment chairman Tom Rothman told a theater full of theater owners.
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