Zach Lipovsky

Get ready for a live-action 'Metal Gear Solid' movie! The acclaimed stealth game is getting the Hollywood treatment, with the creative minds behind the 'Final Destination' franchise helming the project. Directors zach lipovsky and Adam B. Stein are set to bring Hideo Kojima's iconic world and characters to the big screen, promising a thrilling cinematic experience for fans.

Hollywood studio New Line Cinema has roped in filmmaker duo zach lipovsky and Adam B Stein to direct the sixth installment of the 'Final Destination' franchise. The sixth chapter will relaunch the franchise that started with 2000's 'Final Destination', according to the reports.

Sony is venturing into animation with a new 'Venom' movie, helmed by directors zach lipovsky and Adam B. Stein. While details are scarce, a writers' room is active, hinting at a fresh take on the antihero. Tom Hardy is expected to be involved, potentially reprising his role.

‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ follows college student Stefani Reyes who uncovers a family curse linked to a 1968 disaster. She must break Death’s deadly cycle to save her loved ones. The film streams on JioHotstar from October 16 in multiple languages. It marks the return of the franchise after 14 years, featuring twists and suspense in classic style.

The upcoming sixth installment, 'Final Destination: Bloodlines,' is set to premiere on May 16, introducing a significant twist to the franchise's established formula. Director zach lipovsky teases that the film's initial premonition occurs in 1969, shifting perspectives to the modern day and disrupting the predictability of who will die and how, promising a more unpredictable viewing experience for fans.

Following the blockbuster success of 'Final Destination: Bloodlines', a new installment is officially underway. Belgian filmmaker Michiel Blanchart is reportedly being considered to direct the highly anticipated follow-up. 'Bloodlines' shattered box office records, becoming the franchise's top earner with $314.6 million worldwide. Lori Evans Taylor, the acclaimed scriptwriter for 'Bloodlines', is confirmed to return for the new project.

Final Destination Bloodlines continues its strong performance at the Indian box office, achieving its best single-day collection on Saturday with Rs 6.1 crore. Despite competition from Mission: Impossible, the horror thriller saw a 14.02% increase from the previous day, driven by positive word-of-mouth and the franchise's popularity, particularly in urban multiplexes.

Get ready for a thrilling ride! The sixth installment of the 'Final Destination' franchise, 'Bloodlines,' premieres on JioHotstar in India on October 16. This highly anticipated adventure thriller, featuring Kaitlyn Santa Juana, will stream in multiple languages. Following its massive global box office success, fans can now experience Stefanie's desperate fight against fate from home.

This upcoming installment will mark the 25th anniversary of the original Final Destination film, which introduced the chilling concept of escaping from Death’s plans. Originally, there were plans for the movie to be a streaming-only release, but Jeffrey Reddick, the creator of the series, recently announced on X/Twitter that Final Destination 6 will now be released theatrically and in IMAX. This change highlights the studio’s confidence in the film’s appeal and its potential to engage audiences in a dramatic, large-scale setting.

Final Destination Bloodlines has made a strong debut in India, earning Rs 32.24 crore in its first week despite competition. The film's success, boosted by a Rs 22.45 crore opening weekend, has been praised by creator Jeffrey Reddick. Facing new releases like Lilo and Stitch, the movie also topped the global box office with an estimated $102 million opening.

The 'Final Destination' series is set to continue with a seventh installment, as Lori Evans Taylor, co-writer of 'Bloodlines,' pens the script. Following the success of 'Final Destination: Bloodlines,' which revitalized the franchise after 14 years, grossing $286 million globally, the new film aims to build on the expanded mythology.

Final Destination: Bloodlines is set to conclude its first week in India with an impressive Rs 30 crore net, maintaining a steady performance despite competition from Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. The English version leads revenue, with Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu versions contributing to its pan-Indian appeal.

Final Destination: Bloodlines had a strong debut in India, earning an estimated Rs 22.10 crore over its opening weekend. Despite competition from Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, the horror film showed steady growth, with the English version leading in box office traction. Its future performance depends on how well it withstands the blockbuster's dominance.

Final Destination: Bloodlines had a promising start at the Indian box office. The horror thriller earned Rs 4.5 crore on its opening day. However, the film's earnings saw only marginal growth on the second day. It collected Rs 5.3 crore. The total collection stands at Rs 9.8 crore. The film now faces competition from Mission: Impossible: The Final Reckoning.

Actor Devon Sawa is not ruling out his eventual return to 'Final Destination'. As the first film celebrates its 25th anniversary, the actor who played Alex Browning, the unfortunate youngster who escaped death only to have it follow him and his fellow survivors to horrible ends, talked about his film 'Heart Eyes' and the 'Final Destination' franchise's legacy.

Directors Adam Stein and zach lipovsky discussed their approach to 'Final Destination: Bloodlines,' emphasizing its character-driven narrative centered on a family facing death's relentless pursuit. They highlighted the creative freedom in crafting intricate death sequences and misdirecting the audience's expectations. The filmmakers aim to deliver a surprising and participatory experience, filled with Easter eggs, despite the franchise's inherent predictability.

Final Destination: Bloodlines is a box office hit. It earns franchise-best opening. The Weeknd's movie Hurry Up Tomorrow does not perform well. Thunderbolts and Sinners continue to do well. The Minecraft Movie is a surprise success. It becomes year's highest-grossing film. The Accountant attracts viewers. Friendship performs well in limited release. Horror, superheroes, and underdog stories compete for attention.

Kolkata's Bengali film industry is experiencing a surge in releases, leading to intense competition for theatre screens, reminiscent of pre-pandemic times. Filmmakers are voicing concerns over limited show timings despite positive audience reception. With thirteen Bengali films vying for attention alongside Hindi and English releases, the battle for screen space intensifies, impacting show allocations and future project prospects.