Will Smith to Uncover Secrets of Advanced Technology in "Resistor"
Adaptation of Daniel Suarez’s Novel "Influx" Set to Go Big
Published on June 18, 2024
Will Smith is diving back into the world of science fiction with his upcoming role in "Resistor," an adaptation of Daniel Suarez’s 2014 novel, "Influx." According to Deadline, the project has been in development for some time, boasting scripts from both Zak Olkewicz ("Bullet Train") and Eric Singer. Although S.F. Wilson was attached to direct four years ago, as of now, the film does not have a confirmed director.
Plot Overview
While specific plot details are being kept secret, the synopsis of the original book provides a glimpse into what to expect:
Physicist Jon Grady and his team invent a device that can reflect gravity, a breakthrough that promises to revolutionize physics and the world. However, rather than celebrating, Grady finds his laboratory shut down by a secretive agency known as the Bureau of Technology Control (BTC). The BTC's mission is to suppress revolutionary technological advances to prevent societal upheaval, maintaining these advancements for a privileged few. When Grady refuses to join the BTC, he is imprisoned in a high-tech facility housing other rebellious intellectuals. Together, they must uncover the secrets of their captors, an organization leveraging tech advancements developed over decades.
What’s Next?
Despite lacking a director, excitement for "Resistor" builds, as fans eagerly await Will Smith's portrayal of the determined physicist. The film’s tense plot suggests a thrilling exploration of hidden technology and the effects of rapid scientific progress on society.
"Resistor" does not yet have a release date, but anticipation continues to grow as more details emerge.
Author Bio:
Molly Templeton has worn many hats, from being a bookseller to an assistant managing editor of Tor.com. Currently residing and writing in Oregon, Molly enjoys spending her free time exploring the woods.
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