"You had me at Idris Elba"- Internet reacts to Kathryn Bigelow's A House of Dynamite starring Idris Elba 

Kathryn Bigelow's A House of Dynamite stars Idris Elba, and fans are over the moon.

Netflix shared the trailer of the forthcoming movie, starring Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, Gabriel Basso, Jared Harris, Tracy Letts, Anthony Ramos, Moses Ingram, and more. A review of the film from Indiewire reads as follows:

“An explosively entertaining cautionary tale.”

The excitement for the movie is palpable, seeing as it reverberated throughout the comments section on X. Here's how one fan reacted, for instance:

"You had me at Idris Elba."

The comments didn't end there:

"Netflix, should we get up from the couch or not.... You just releasing the banger one after another..." someone quipped.

"Bigelow doesn’t miss when it comes to tension," another remarked.

"The cast alone looks like dynamite," one more user pointed out.

"Ooh this looks interesting," a fourth user penned.

See how the rest of X is reacting:

"Holy moly. This looks so freakin good," someone gushed.

"Another one from Kathryn Bigelow. Can't wait to see how this looks like," another weighed in.

"Kathryn Bigelow never disappoints. With Idris Elba and that cast? A House of Dynamite is gonna be explosive; can’t wait!" one user exclaimed.

"Seeing Idris Elba there alone made me know it will be interesting," yet another gushed.

Users were visibly excited to see Idris Elba and Oscar-winning Kathryn Bigelow teaming up.

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Everything we know about Kathryn Bigelow's upcoming project as Idris Elba says he's enthusiastic about AI:

Deadline has reported that A House of Dynamite will be Kathryn Bigelow's first feature since she released Detroit in 2017. The film was written by Noah Oppenheim, and it centers around an unexpected nuclear missile launch against the USA.

The film, produced by Greg Shapiro, Kathryn Bigelow, and Oppenheim, sees its highest-ranking civilian and military officials rally to find the culprit and determine how best to respond. Idris Elba reportedly plays the U.S. President tasked with handling the attack.

Bigelow's project, executive produced by Brian Bell and Sarah Bremner and co-produced by Jeremy Hindle, Sumaiya Kaveh, and Luca Borghese, made its debut at the Venice Film Festival this year, though it will hit the big screens in the UK on October 3. A week later, it will roll out across the world before it debuts on Netflix on October 24.

As for Elba, he made headlines just this week when he spoke with Semafor Media Editor Max Tani about the future of AI.

He said he's enthusiastic about “the opportunities for underdeveloped communities to catch up with the rest of the world because AI can help them do that. That’s exciting to me. That’s progress.”

The actor cum DJ further told the outlet:

“When the synthesizer was created and it had drum kits on it, it didn’t stop drummers becoming drummers. It’s just a different tool set. We went from pin cameras to digital cameras — hasn’t changed photography in any way. A picture is a picture.” He added, “AI isn’t going to come up with solutions that human beings can’t think of,” but it can be useful in “helping people help each other better.”

He also expressed hope for building more studios in Africa, allowing for better film and TV production there. However, he admitted that it would be a “slow process.”

“When you say you’re building studios, people want to see shiny buildings very quickly. But for me, there’s a lot of foundational work” that needs to happen first.

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