Trailer for Anaconda meta-reboot leans into the laughs
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Trailer for Anaconda meta-reboot leans into the laughs
"The plot revolved around a documentary film crew (Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Eric Stoltz, Jonathan Hyde, and Owen Wilson) who travel to the Amazon in search of a long-lost Indigenous tribe. They take on a stranded Paraguayan snake hunter named Serone (Jon Voight, affecting a hilariously bad foreign accent), who strong-arms them into helping him hunt down a 25-foot green anaconda. He wants to capture the animal alive, thinking he can sell it for over $1 million."
"The snake has other ideas, chowing down on the boat's skipper and the crew's sound engineer and still hungry for more. The remaining crew's efforts to survive are hampered by Serone, who still wants the snake alive and even kills one of the crew members himself. So it's really a form of justice when he's eaten by a 40-foot queen anaconda at the film's end."
"So it's really a form of justice when he's eaten by a 40-foot queen anaconda at the film's end. Anaconda wasn't well-received by critics, but it made a decent showing at the box office, grossing about $136 million globally. It has since become a cult classic, one of those "so bad it's good" offerings. It was even nominated for six Razzie Awards, including for Worst Screen Couple (Voight and the animatronic anaconda)."
Sony Pictures has released a trailer for a meta-reboot of the 1997 campy cult classic Anaconda, billed as a horror-comedy and starring Paul Rudd and Jack Black. The film will arrive in theaters on Christmas Day. The original Anaconda followed a documentary film crew who travel to the Amazon in search of a long-lost Indigenous tribe. They enlist a Paraguayan snake hunter, Serone, who coerces them into helping hunt a 25-foot green anaconda he hopes to sell alive for over $1 million. The snake kills members of the crew and ultimately devours Serone, who is eaten by a 40-foot queen anaconda. Anaconda grossed about $136 million globally, became a cult 'so bad it's good' favorite, and earned six Razzie Award nominations.
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