"Monster Hunter" movie new set no game elements questioned by fans

Recently, new photos from the live-action "Monster Hunter" movie were released, with Mexican star Diego Boneta playing Sergeant Marshall, and a dinosaur fossil also appearing in the photos. Let's take a look at the new photos from the movie.

Diego Boneta as Sergeant Marshall

Since she was filming in South Africa for a long time and had no time to take care of her daughter, Mila brought her to the set. Today was her 11th birthday, and Mila was crazy about showing off her daughter. Her daughter also helped the dry ice team in the filming. However, the film was full of modern equipment and no game elements, which was questioned by fans.

Mira's 11-year-old daughter

Milla Jovovich said, "You can't compare it with Marvel movies, because Marvel special effects are backed by a lot of money. Although a movie based entirely on the world view of Monster Hunter is great, the production team can't afford that kind of funding."

"Dinosaur" fossils transported from South Africa

However, Milla Jovovich said that her husband wrote a great script. Although there are not a lot of special effects to restore the complete world view, it can still retain the soul of the original. It is worth mentioning that Milla Jovovich said: "Not completely using the original setting can also attract non-core fans."

Diego Boneta

Diego Boneta, the Mexican film star who plays Sergeant Marshall in the film, said: "Make love, no war." He will also star opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in the reboot of "Terminator" to be directed by Tim Miller, the director of "Deadpool."

Diego Boneta, Tony Jaa

The live-action version of "Monster Hunter" focuses on the "Artemis" United Nations army. Milla Jovovich plays the captain. They are teleported to a planet inhabited by monsters and meet the hunter played by Tony Jaa. They must work together to close the portal and prevent monsters from invading the earth.

The film also brings together the famous singer TI and famous action star Tony Jaa, and is scheduled to be released in 2020. The new version of "Hellboy" in which Milla Jovovich plays the Blood Queen has completed filming and will be released in 2019.