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The Adam Project releases on Netflix on Friday, March 11, 2022.
It features Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo, Zoe Saldana, Catherine Keener, and Alex Mallari Jr. in major roles. The upcoming movie also sees Ruffalo and Garner reuniting after 18 years on screen.
Their last project, 13 Going on 30, was released in 2004. “It kind of feels like Jenna and Matty were married all this time,” Garner says.
Like “coming home from a long journey.” That’s how Mark Ruffalo described the experience of reuniting with Jennifer Garner for The Adam Project — 18 years after their first movie together, 13 Going on 30. – EW
“It was so sweet,” Garner remarked of their on-screen reunion. “There was such a comfort of feeling really known underneath all the trappings of life.”
13 GOING ON 30, Mark Ruffalo, Jennifer Garner, 2004, (c) Columbia/courtesy Everett Collection
“We both started there,” Ruffalo says of 13 Going on 30. “That was the beginning for me… We were just kids.”
The Adam Project is a sci-fi adventure story that follows a fighter pilot from the future that travels back in time to team up with his younger self and his father to change the future and save the world.
Jennifer took to Instagram to also celebrate their reunion, and announcing the premiere of “The Adam Project”.
The official trailer of The Adam Project released by Netflix on February 10, 2022, accompanied by the second trailer also released on March 1, 2022.
The much-awaited Netflix original is directed by Shawn Levy, who is known for previously directing the Night at the Museum movie series, Real Steel, Arrival, and some episodes of Stranger Things, among other popular projects.
The filming for The Adam Project started in November 2020 and was wrapped up in March 2021.
The Adam Project gives the vibes of classic time-travel and sci-fi adventures, but with very 21st-century energy.- Collider
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