‘Triumph for original films’: Not angry, this great director is happy with the success of Barbie and Oppenheimer

Mission Impossible 7, released in theaters on July 12, has grossed $560 million worldwide. In France, it attracted 2.5 million moviegoers. Those figures, relatively disappointing for the franchise, are below the last 3 installments. They can be explained by the tidal wave of Barbi and Oppenheimer that came out a week later.

However, director Christopher McQuarrie holds no grudges despite Dead Reckoning’s lackluster score. to the microphone Empire Spoiler Specials PodcastThe filmmaker returned to the success of the Barbenheimer phenomenon and assured that he was truly happy with this triumph in cinemas.

I couldn’t be happier with Margot Robbie, who I think is an extraordinary talent, a mega-star.

“I couldn’t be happier, we were honest when we bought these tickets.

I couldn’t be happier with Margot Robbie, who I think is an extraordinary talent, a mega-star. I couldn’t be more excited Greta Gerwig also”he confided.

“as for Christopher NolanHe directed an R-rated three-hour drama with nudity that leaves you “devastated” in your seat. Not an easy sell. This is one hell of a marketing strategy. And he won. God bless him. happy. It’s great”he added.

Christopher Nolan has directed an R-rated three-hour drama with nudity that will leave you “devastated” on the edge of your seat.

“And that’s the triumph of the original movies. It’s the triumph of the movies that aren’t sequels. And in Oppenheimer’s case, the drama. What movies have always been. Tom Cruise and I looked at each other the whole time. And to think, man, it’s just about quality.”Christopher McQuarrie concluded.

We remind you that Oppenheimer collected 853 million dollars worldwide and may reach a billion. In France, he gathered 4 million people. As for Barbie, it surpassed Super Mario Bros. to become the biggest hit of the year worldwide with $1.38 billion. In France, it gathered 5.3 million viewers.