We can be heroes sequel pedro pascal

Make way for the next generation of heroes!Netflix has released the first trailer for We Can Be Heroes directed by Robert Rodriguez, the creator of Spy Kids and The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl. The new film features a group of children whose parents are Earth's superheroes – including the daughter of Sharkboy and Lavagirl – stepping up when an alien invasion results in the disappearance of the "heroics."As previoulsy reported on Geeky, the film takes place 15 years after the original film released in 2005, with Taylor Dooley reprising her role as Lavagirl. JJ Dashnaw, who appeared in Rodriguez’s Spy Kids as Brat’s dad, is stepping in as Sharkboy for the upcoming sequel instead of original sharkboy Taylor Lautner, who later gained fame for playing Jacob Black in the Twilight Saga film series.Their little girl named Guppy, played by Bird Box’s Vivien Lyra Blair, has the power to manipulate water and exhibits super-strength as seen in the trailer. The whole kiddie superhero group is led by tween Missy Moreno (YaYa Gosselin), the daughter of Marcus Moreno, portrayed by Pedro Pascal (Game of Thrones, The Mandalorian). We Can Be Heroes also stars Miss World 2000 Priyanka Chopra as Ms. Granada and Mr. Robot star Christian Slater as Tech-no along with an ensemble cast. The official synopsis for the film reads: When alien invaders kidnap Earth's superheroes, their kids are whisked away to a government safe house. But whip-smart tween Missy Moreno (Yaya Gosselin) will stop at nothing to rescue her superhero dad, Marcus Moreno (Pedro Pascal). Missy teams up with the rest of the superkids to escape their mysterious government babysitter, Ms. Granada (Priyanka Chopra Jonas). If they're going to save their parents, they'll have to work together by using their individual powers – from elasticity to time control to

Back in January, Netflix announced that a sequel to Robert Rodriguez’s superhero kids movie We Can Be Heroes was currently in development at the streaming service, and now, Rodriguez has provided an update on the project after months of silence.In an interview with Collider, Rodriguez – who wrote, directed and produced We Can Be Heroes – revealed that the upcoming sequel will begin filming sometime next year as well as sharing his excitement about making another superhero movie aimed at a younger audience.“Oh, absolutely. I love making those films. They’re so creative. The adults have a great time too. Most of the adults in the cast had kids too that couldn’t watch any of their movies. So it’s a great building of a world. My own children work on the films. So it’s like a family affair. It’s family time. You’re making products for other families, and you’re checking all the boxes, living the best life.”The film, which itself is a sequel to Rodriguez’s Spy Kids franchise and The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl, follows a group of super-powered children whose superhero parents have been kidnapped by alien invaders, leaving it up to them to save their parents and the world.SEE ALSO: Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett director Robert Rodriguez says the series is “going to blow your mind”We Can Be Heroes features a cast that includes YaYa Gosselin, Pedro Pascal, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Christian Slater, Boyd Holbrook, Christopher McDonald, Adriana Barraza, Vivien Blair, Isaiah Russell-Bailey, Akira Akbar, Lyon Daniels, Nathan Blair, Lotus Blossom, Hala Finley, Andy Walken, Dylan Henry Lau, Andrew Diaz, Taylor Dooley, Sung Kang, Haley Reinhart, J. Quinton Johnson, and JJ Dashnaw.

On a dangerous mission to take down a drug lord in South America.Pascal played pilot Francisco "Catfish" Morales alongside stars like Ben Affleck and Oscar Isaac.The film received generally positive reviews, with many critics enjoying the great cast, action sequences, and unexpected message behind the plot.Howard Gorman wrote for NME, "It might be a premise that's been done to death, but with a fantastic ensemble cast and a series of unexpected twists and turns — with one in particular sure to leave you shell-shocked — this one's well worth its 'weight in gold'."He was Steve in "Hermanas" (2005).Pedro Pascal as Steve in "Hermanas."Cruzdelsur Zona AudiovisualRotten Tomatoes score: 71%Summary: In "Hermanas" (also known as "Sisters"), two sisters (Valeria Bertuccelli and Ingrid Rubio) reunite in Texas nearly a decade after fleeing from their home in Argentina during political turmoil. A series of flashbacks uncovers the sisters' experiences under dictatorship and its aftermath within their family.Pascal appeared in the film as Steve.Most critics found the relationship between the main protagonists complex and compelling, highlighting Rubio and Bertuccelli's "vivid performances.""The ghost of 1970s Argentina haunts 1980s Texas in 'Hermanas' ('Sisters'), a perceptive and beautifully acted drama," wrote Jeannette Catsoulis for The New York Times.In "The Adjustment Bureau" (2011), Pascal made a brief appearance.Pedro Pascal in "The Adjustment Bureau."Universal PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 71%Summary: Based on a 1954 sci-fi short story by Philip K. Dick, "The Adjustment Bureau" follows politician David Norris (Damon) and ballerina Elise Sellas (Emily Blunt) as they start a doomed love affair. The couple must face the mysterious forces of Fate and determine if their love is worth the defiance.Pascal played a bit part as a maître d' at a restaurant.Although most critics enjoyed the chemistry between Damon and Blunt and the unique story that questions fate versus free will, some reviewers felt there were too many plot holes."Not everyone will get where the film is coming from," wrote Leigh Paatsch for Herald Sun. "Nevertheless, most will still be content to sit and watch where 'The Adjustment Bureau' is ultimately going to."The actor starred as superhero Marcus Moreno in "We Can Be Heroes" (2020).Pedro Pascal as Marcus Moreno in "We Can Be Heros."NetflixRotten Tomatoes score: 74%Summary: In the quasi-sequel to "The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl" (2005), alien invaders take Earth's superheroes, leaving only their children to come together and save the world (and their parents).Pascal starred as Marcus Moreno, a superhero