"Anne Hathaway shines in unique blend of sci-fi and comedy in 'Colossal'"
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"Colossal" premiered, marking an important addition to Anne Hathaway's career. Hathaway not only starred as the main character Gloria but also took on the role of executive producer for the first time. Directed by Nacho Vigalondo, the film offered a unique blend of science fiction and dark comedy, focusing on Gloria, an out-of-work party girl who discovers a mysterious connection between herself and a giant creature wreaking havoc in Seoul.
The film's screenplay and offbeat narrative attracted attention, blending elements of Kaiju films with personal and character-driven storytelling. This role highlighted Hathaway's versatility as an actress and her evolving interest in roles with complex character arcs, beyond the glamorous and often typecast roles from earlier in her career.
Critically, "Colossal" received mixed to positive reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes, it achieved a score indicating a generally favorable reception, with critics praising Hathaway's performance and the film's originality. It raised important questions about personal growth and responsibility, conveyed through the lens of an unusual genre mash-up.
At the box office, "Colossal" had a modest performance. It did not top charts but carved out a niche audience appreciative of its unique premise and depth. The work added an important note to Hathaway's career, showcasing her ability to handle more nuanced, producer-level duties as well as perform in a demanding lead role.
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