Josh Brolin freewheeling
Josh Brolin decided to stop being ironic and play the promotional game wisely. In fact, very recently, he decided to promote Dune, part two, in which he plays Gurney Halleck, with a completely crazy description of the film by Denis Villeneuve. In his enthusiasm, he intervened this time too, in particular, to say all the bad things that he still thinks of one of the (very rare) turnips of his filmography.
The film in question is Jonah Hex, a superhero western centered on antihero Jonah Hex, a former Confederate soldier turned bounty hunter with supernatural powers. Directed by Jimmy Hayward, who up until then had made a name for himself in the field of animation, Jonah Hex it is a monumental catastrophe.
Produced on a budget of $47 millionhe simply reports 11 million at the global box office. ON Rotten tomatoesthe tomato displays a terrible 12% and an audience rating of 20%. And it is not for lack of having formed around Josh Brolin in the title role an attractive cast composed of Megan Fox, John Malkovich and even Michael Fassbender.
“I will never stop complaining about Jonah Hex”
In a long portrait dedicated to him GQJosh Brolin looks back at his current affairs, his relationship with Denis Villeneuve, his writing projects, and leaves a few words on Jonah Hex :
I will never stop complaining about “Jonah Hex” because it is a shitty movie.
But then he clarifies that he has re-evaluated his relationship with Jimmy Hayward, the director of the film, who he had judged at the time”surpasses“it’s too much”inexperienced“give to Jonah Hex the energy he needed to succeed. He explains that they met again and that Jimmy Hayward acknowledged his part in the failure before revealing that he had been suffering from a painful form of bone cancer, forcing him to undergo numerous facial reconstruction surgeries.
It reminded me that you can’t destroy someone forever. I don’t know the trials he goes through in life. I mean, the facial reconstruction, everything else…
Thereby, Jonah Hex will always remain a dramatic failure for Josh Brolin – who distinguished himself in a different and global way in the superhero genre with his role as Thanos in the MCU -, and the actor does not intend to soften his criticisms, while at least exempting his director from judgment total. responsibility for the fiasco.
Source: Cine Serie
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