The trailer for Tom Hardy’s highly anticipated film, “Capone,” has been released along with the announcement that it will be available on video on demand (VOD). The film focuses on the last year of infamous gangster Al Capone’s life, portraying his decline into dementia and his struggle with his violent past. Hardy’s performance has received praise for his transformative portrayal of the notorious criminal. The trailer showcases the film’s dark and intense atmosphere, promising a gripping and immersive experience for viewers. Fans can now look forward to watching “Capone” from the comfort of their own homes..
In a surprise announcement on Twitter, Josh Trank, director of Capone (previously titled Fonzo), revealed the trailer for Capone and at the same time, announced that the movie would skip a theatrical release and go straight to Video on Demand (VOD), courtesy of Vertical Entertainment. Tom Hardy is barely recognisable in the trailer, transformed into the notorious gangster. Capone explores the last leg of Al Capone’s life, exploring his descent into syphilitic dementia as the FBI build a case on him.
Accompanying Trank’s tweet is the cheeky assertion of “Different title. My cut”, which makes reference to his previous film Fantastic Four. After the movie was released, Trank came out to say that the final product wasn’t his intended vision for the movie, having to battle movie studio 20th Century Fox for creative control. As we all know, Fantastic Four was a critical flop and did poorly at the box office, earning a worldwide total of 167 million USD on a budget of 120 million USD.
While it remains to be seen how Capone will be received, at least Trank gets to deliver an end result that is his own creative vision. Rian Johnson, director of Knives Out and The Last Jedi, tweeted his excitement about the movie as well, calling it “batshit bonkers (in the best possible way)” and asking everyone to go see it when it is released.
Capone will be released digitally May 12, 2020.
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Director Josh Trank has announced that his new film, Capone, will bypass a theatrical release and go straight to Video on Demand (VOD). The movie explores the final stages of Al Capone’s life as he descends into syphilitic dementia while the FBI builds a case against him. The trailer reveals Tom Hardy’s transformative portrayal of the notorious gangster. Trank’s previous film, Fantastic Four, was a critical flop, and he expressed dissatisfaction with the final product. With Capone, however, he is able to deliver his own creative vision. The film will be digitally released on May 12, 2020.
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