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director of upcoming hill The reboot, Chad Stahelski, has confirmed will include Queen songs from the original film.

Stahelski hinted that Queen songs would be used differently than expected, raising questions about how they would be incorporated.

One possibility is that the film could include a fight sequence at a Queen concert in the 1980s, which would honor the original soundtrack while giving a new twist to the music.

Chad Stahelski, director tapped to direct upcoming hill The reboot featuring Henry Cavill has confirmed that his film will feature original Queen songs. While the franchise later expanded to include several sequels and various television spinoffs, the original film was also made memorable due to the inclusion of several songs recorded by the iconic British rock band Queen, many of which were from their 1986 album Queen.

were also released in the album. a kind of magic, which is often described as an unofficial sequel to the film. One of the songs, “Prince of the Universe, which would later also serve as its title track. hill TV show.

talking with The WrapStahelski talks about his plans for the upcoming hill reboot and confirmed that Queen’s songs would return for their film, albeit with a cryptic caveat. “Hinting that the music from the original film will return.”In a different way than you think,” He was still adamant that Queen songs would play a role in the Cavill-led reboot. Check out his comments below:

Yes. Probably in a different way than you think, but hardcore yes.

While those who are familiar with the original hill While the film and its soundtrack will likely celebrate Stahelski’s enthusiastic affirmation of his own use of Queen songs, his comments raise questions about how they might appear in a reboot. The director warns that Queen’s music will return in a completely unexpected way This suggests that the audience will not hear the original versions of the songs, but will see them in a different form.

Six of the original nine Queen songs a kind of magic The album was originally released as hill Movies.

Whether this means that Stahelski might try to provide cover versions of Queen tracks to more modern bands, or even consider offering instrumental versions of their iconic riffs, remains to be seen Still to go.

Alternatively, with Queen still actively touring as a band and Adam Lambert stepping in for the late Freddie Mercury, it may also be possible that Stahelski will feature some new and previously unheard Queen in his film. Are aiming to add music. However, each of the above scenarios will inevitably generate some degree of reaction among fans wanting to hear Mercury’s own unique rendition.

Instead, perhaps the most interesting possibility lies in the franchise’s tendency to interweave stories from the past and modern times. Considering Cavill’s character is an immortal man who has lived for centuries, it may also be possible for audiences to get a chance to see him fight the Queen at the peak of her original popularity in the 1980s. A potential fight sequence at a Queen concert in the ’80s would be a perfect means of honoring the original hill The soundtrack giving a different twist to the music.

Source: TheWrap