In the cinema adaptation of the Bloodshot comics by Kevin VanHook, Don Perlin and Bob Layton, which has sold over 7,5 million copies, Vin Diesel has to endure a lot. Just a few seconds of the cinema trailer are enough to see where the journey is headed. As the supernatural elite killing machine Ray Garrison (aka Bloodshot), Vin Diesel won't stop even if half his face has just been shot off.
Since he was fatally wounded in a mission and then brought back to life by the unscrupulous RST Corporation, Ray has been equipped with novel nanotechnology that makes him an unstoppable killing machine - stronger than ever and able to instantly kill himself if injured heal. But with control of his body, the corporation rules his brain and thoughts too. Ray doesn't know what is reality and what is not - but he goes on a mission to find out.
Sony Pictures hopes that the film adaptation of Valiant Comics' hugely popular original will be the starting point of a potential sci/fi action franchise with a large, connected universe and millions of copies sold, similar to Marvel Comics titles. Further films, series and web content are already being planned. But in order to be able to successfully stand up to the ever-increasing competition, it must first make its debut in cinemas on February 20, 2020. "Bloodshot" is the directorial debut of VFX supervisor Dave Wilson (Avengers: Age of Ultron) and draws on a script by Eric Heisserer (Lights Out, Arrival, Bird Box - Close Your Eyes) and Jeff Wadlow (Kick-Ass 2, Blumhouse). presents truth or dare). Starring alongside Diesel are Guy Pearce (Prometheus), Sam Heughan (Outlander), Eiza Gonzalez (Alita: Battle Angel), Talulah Riley (Westworld) and Toby Kebbell (Kong: Skull Island), among others.
Bloodshot International Trailer # 2 (2020) | Movie clips trailers
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