Alita: Battle Angel 2 Gets Promising Update From Robert Rodriguez As BTS Studio Delays End
Robert Rodriguez, who directed the first movie in 2019, offers another promising update regarding the status of the planned Alita: Battle Angel 2.
Produced by James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez, Alita: Battle Angel adapts the manga Gunnm to live-action, featuring Rosa Salazar as the titular cyborg who goes on a quest to rebuild her identity as she faces the dark forces that plague Iron City. With the help of Christoph Waltz' Dr. Ido and Keean Johnson's Hugo, Alita learns to play the futuristic game of Motorball, which could be her ticket to enter the floating city of Zalem. Unfortunately, not everything is as it seems in the year 2563.
Robert Rodriguez, who directed the first movie in 2019, offers another promising update regarding the status of the planned Alita: Battle Angel 2.
Produced by James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez, Alita: Battle Angel adapts the manga Gunnm to live-action, featuring Rosa Salazar as the titular cyborg who goes on a quest to rebuild her identity as she faces the dark forces that plague Iron City. With the help of Christoph Waltz' Dr. Ido and Keean Johnson's Hugo, Alita learns to play the futuristic game of Motorball, which could be her ticket to enter the floating city of Zalem. Unfortunately, not everything is as it seems in the year 2563.
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