Fans are Totally into Project Power’s Drug-Fuelled Superpower Action

Some are already waiting for another dose of the film

Fans are Totally into Project Power's Drug-Fuelled Superpower Action
Project Power – Netflix

Netflix has released a new sci-fi superhero movie called Project Power and the streaming platform’s fans can’t get enough of it.

Project Power, which was released on Friday, stars Jamie Foxx, Dominique Fishback, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

 

Project Power focuses on a drug dealer (Fishback), police officer (Gordon-Levitt) and ex-soldier (Foxx) that come together to stop a syndicate from supplying a newly-developed pill that gives the user superpowers for five minutes.

Foxx is also attempting to rescue his daughter Tracy (Kyanna Simone Simpson) from the forces behind the superpower drug.

 

Project Power – Netflix

 

Reacting to Project Power, one fan wrote: “Just finished watching #ProjectPower and man, this film ROCKED!!” Another one added: “Project Power is a top tier film.”

 

Some people are already requesting for a sequel. With one fan taking to Twitter, tweeted: “Project Power is a proper movie. They can pull a sequel if they really want to.”

 

 

Another fan of the Netflix film said: “Guys, I just watched #ProjectPower on @netflix and I recommend. I am a big superhero fan and I enjoyed the representation of different types of powers. I wonder if they will do a sequel? #ProjectPowerNetflix”.

 

Netflix’s Project Power was written by Matt Tomlin and directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman (Catfish, Paranormal Activity 3 and 4). In a recent The Hollywood Reporter interview, Tomlin talked about his writing process.

“I knew there was this thing with the pill. That was kind of the first bit for me. You don’t get to choose your power. There was something that felt really electric, really palpable about that. The time thing came a little bit later. For awhile it was, ‘you take this pill and that’s it? But OK, how long does that last?’ If it lasts an hour, OK that’s a certain kind of movie – but when I started thinking about the real obstacles that characters would have to go through, it became this thing of, ‘The shorter this lasts, the more fun.'” he explained.

Project Power is currently on Netflix.

 

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