Although Smil✱e 2 is yet to hit our screens, writer/director Parker Finn is clearly already thinking about the future of his horror movie series.
After his 2022 breakout hit Smile smashed at the box office, a sequel was swiftly commissioned, which releases in theaters worldwide this week. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:First reactions are already praising the follow-up for going "bigger" than the first, with lead actor Naomi Scott also receiving acclaim for her performance as Skye Riley, a poไp star who becomes haunted by the supernatu🏅ral curse.
But will that be the end of the series? Whilst Finn is holding his cards close to his chest regarding whether there will be a Smile 3, he's clearly feeling positive about the potential future of his franch🍎ise. Speaking to GamesRadar+, the filmmaker explains t♑hat although he has to wait and see how Smile 2 performs with audiences, he believes there is still plenty to explore within the Smile universe.
He states: "𝓰I think there are so many different, interesting directions the world of Smile can take, different roads it can go down. Right now I'm very excited to see how audiences respond to Smile 2 and if we are lucky with how audiences can connect with and embrace th🔯e film, I think the sky's the limit."
Nice pun work there F🏅inn🌌 given your lead character is called Skye...
Finn has 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:previously said that he has ideas for where Smile could go next, telling 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:SFX magazine earlier this year: "There are some ideas that I think are very exciting. I think it’s really fun to imaꦦgine a lineage of Sꦫmile movies where each one becomes more off the rails than the previous one."
Given how intense this latest chapter is, suggesting that a threequel will be eve📖n "more off the rails" is quite the statement to make. I guess we will have to keep our eyes peeled once Smile 2 is unleashed to the world.
Smil🍌e 2 hits𝓀 UK cinemas on October 17, before releasing in US theaters on October 18.
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Emily Murray is a former Entertainment Editor of GamesRadar+, once responsible for overseeing all the online content for Total Film and SFX magazine. Emily has previously worked for the BBC, Zavvi, UNILAD, 🎀Yahoo, Digital Spy and more. When Emily isn't writing about film and TV, she can be found cuddling her cat on the sofa, likely bingeing New Girl for the millionth time (Nick Miller is the love of my life). You can also find her waxing lyrical about Christopher Nolan o🅷n a podcast dedicated to his filmography.
