CATDOLL: The live-action version of "Ghost in the Shell" announces the release date

The live-action movie "Ghost in the Shell" starring Scarlett Johansson has been attracting everyone's attention since its release. Recently, this highly anticipated blockbuster by science fiction fans finally announced its release date, and will premiere in the United States on April 14, 2017. It seems that the patience of science fiction fans will once again be severely tested.

Ghost in the Shell was originally a manga written by Shirow Masamune and serialized in Weekly Young Magazine on April 22, 1989. Although the work was not favored by some senior readers, including editors, due to its dark tone and incompatible with the popular atmosphere at the time, as the plot unfolded, Ghost in the Shell shocked the readers with its supplementary text and profound plot under Shirow Masamune's writing ability and painting skills, and soon became the hottest topic in the comics industry at the time. In 1995, Mamoru Oshii brought the anime to the screen. It was the first Japanese animation film wholly invested by a foreign company and achieved great success in word of mouth and box office. Scarlett Johansson's star luck has been prosperous for many years. This year, Avengers 2 will be released, and starring in Ghost in the Shell will make her career even better.

The live-action version of "Ghost in the Shell" is produced by "The Amazing Spider-Man" producer Avi Arad, "Ghost Rider 2: Vengeance" producer Stephen Paul, and "Need for Speed" producer Mark Sullivan. The latest draft of the script was written by William Wheeler.