#World war z 2 movie#
They were excellent at teasing a forthcoming movie while also succeeding admirably on their own as works of art. These trailers served as remarkable examples of filmmaking in and of themselves. Though those days of a shoddy marketing campaign are long gone, movies like “The Social Network” and “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” managed to produce some of the best trailers of the decade. Given how harshly Fincher has attacked the advertising for some of his earliest films, like “Fight Club,” Fincher’s 21st-century flicks have spawned some pretty fantastic marketing. The anticipation for a David Fincher film may be almost as much fun as the actual viewing. A potential blockbuster for David Fincher There were undoubtedly alluring concepts buried in the idea of a leaner, less expensive “World War Z” film. Financial constraints, though, may have given Fincher the opportunity to explore novel, intriguing ideas as a filmmaker. There’s no way the director could have gone berserk because the film was still intended to be a PG-13 release that would appeal to audiences around the world. No specific budgetary amount was provided.įincher may have been able to push the boundaries a little bit further than he would have been able to had he been working with the budget for the first “World War Z” Of course, this does not imply that Fincher’s creative potential in this situation was unbounded. The Playlist said that Fincher had been intending to produce the movie with a smaller budget than its predecessor when word of “World War Z II’s” collapse first leaked.
Even though the movie generated enough revenue to kickstart a franchise, financier Paramount Pictures was keen to place tighter budgetary restrictions on subsequent episodes. The production of “World War Z” ended up costing $190 million because of the protracted reshoots.
Even though the first “World War Z” made more than $500 million globally, it wasn’t as successful as it could have been.
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