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People are discussing updates from the upcoming Death Stranding-related adaptation work, focusing on the film director’s promise that there won’t be lots of explicit on-screen gore. The chatter specifically centers on how preparations for next year’s filming are progressing.

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Key Takeaway The director says next year’s Death Stranding movie won’t be heavy on graphic violence, as filming preparations continue.
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The director says next year’s Death Stranding movie won’t be heavy on graphic violence, as filming preparations continue.

People are discussing updates from the upcoming Death Stranding-related adaptation work, focusing on the film director’s promise that there won’t be lots of explicit on-screen gore. The chatter specifically centers on how preparations for next year’s filming are progressing.

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Top 1 signals · The director says next year’s Death Stranding movie won’t
Eurogamer · 8d ago
Death Stranding movie director promises we're "not gonna see a lot of jaws getting ripped off" after his gory Robin Hood flick, as preparations for next year's filming continue

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Director’s stance on gore Promises they’re “not gonna see a lot of jaws getting ripped off.”
Filming timeline Preparations are ongoing for next year’s filming.

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  • Watch for filming-prep updates tied to next year’s Death Stranding movie production as coverage continues. Eurogamer

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  • Death Stranding movie director promises we're "not gonna see a lot of jaws getting ripped off" after his gory Robin Hood flick, as preparations for next year's filming continue Eurogamer
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Death Stranding movie director promises we're "not gonna see a lot of jaws getting ripped off" after his gory Robin Hood flick, as preparations for next year's filming continue

The live-action Death Stranding movie will honour the world's "bleak and barren post-apocalyptic environment", without overdoing the violence.

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