Who doesn't know the legendary actor Tom Hanks, who earned a leading role in the excellent Forrest Gump, for example. But this Hollywood veteran has had quite a few years behind him, and even though he could have taken an early acting retirement, he is still trying to make a dent in the world and captivate the audience with his unconventional approach. A shining example can be the latest war drama Greyhound, which was originally supposed to be shown in cinemas a few weeks ago. However, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the producers were forced to postpone the film, so the film will not see the light of day until July 10. Unfortunately for cinema fans, Greyhound will not appear on the silver screen, but exclusively on our televisions and screens. The decision to show this film in cinemas was made and we will only enjoy it on Apple TV+. Tom Hanks also commented on this in a new interview, where he complained, of course with humor, about "corporate gentlemen".
Exclusive availability only on the service Apple TV+ was described by Hanks as a huge disappointment and he was apparently looking forward to seeing this gem in its entirety when the film premiered in cinemas. According to this world-famous actor, the experience of screenings is simply different and depends on whether you watch the film at home or go to see it in a fully-filled cinema. In addition to the overall feeling, the sound and picture quality also play a role, which can be somewhat neglected in the case of a home environment. Tom Hanks was also not pleased with the need to film the interview in front of a blank white wall so that there were no distracting elements in the background. He allegedly wanted to comply with the request of the "corporate masters", as Apple fondly refers to. KoneIn the end, the apple company will suffer minimalism, not only in the design of their products, but also in the filming of videos and advertisements.
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"Not that I want to upset those guys with ties up there, but the difference in picture and sound quality is just too noticeable," said Tom Hanks on the account of the complete move to the streaming platform. However, this step is not too surprising. The current situation has been recorded Appplaying cards and having funonecould afford to use the exclusive rights to the film, which it purchased for $70 million in May. After delaying a number of other films, the tech giant needs to fill the void and offer users relevant content. Either way, the actor is taking the joke to heart AppHe can afford it and understandably tries not to cross a certain imaginary boundary that could get him into trouble.
I don't see anything but a PROMO on Greyhound behind similar articles a few days before the premiere.