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Chris Evans Will Star in Neill Blomkamp’s Next Movie

When it comes to Chris Evans, the first question on all our minds is: What will become of Steve Rogers, and therefore the title of Captain America, in the as-yet-unnamed fourth Avengers film? The second is: What will Evans do next… aside from star as a cop on Broadway? Now we have our answer, and it just might be relevant to your interests—he’s leading the cast of District 9 director Neill Blomkamp’s latest movie, Greenland.

Greenland was announced over the weekend at the Cannes Film Market. It follows a family as they navigate their new lives in the midst of a natural disaster. Given Evans’ history of playing characters struggling to survive in varying degrees of disastrous situations and settings—see the train in Snowpiercer, outer space in Sunshine, and the mid-zeroes Fantastic Four movies for more information—a Blomkamp movie seems like a potentially great fit. And while Blomkamp’s post-District 9 films have been a bit of a mixed bag, what little we know of Greenland sounds promising. If nothing else, having Evans anchor the cast is a step in the right direction.

Speaking of “what little we know,” there is no set release date for Greenland, and principal photography won’t begin until late fall or early winter. That means it’s hard to say how soon we’ll see or hear anything concrete about it. Regardless, looking forward to a Blomkamp movie is a worthy distraction from dreading the onscreen loss of Steve Rogers and placing bets on whether Bucky or Sam will take up the Captain America mantle.

What would you like to see Chris Evans do next? Let us know in the comments!

Images: Moho Film/Opus Pictures/Stillking Films, QED International/WingNut Films

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