Ever wondered what would happen if the President of the United States had to team up with a 13-year-old Finnish boy to fight for survival in the wilderness?
Apparently somebody did, because that’s the plot of an upcoming Samuel L. Jackson action movie written and directed by Jalmari Helander, a filmmaker from Finland who is best known for directing Christmas horror movie “Rare Exports.”
“Big Game” follows President Jackson’s adventures with a teenage boy, played by Onni Tommila, after Air Force One is shot down and his only hope is the boy, armed only with a hunting bow.
Ray Stevenson, Jim Broadbent and Felicity Huffman co-star in what may be Jackson’s most ridiculous contribution to cinema since fighting “Snakes on a Plane.”
The movie opens in Finland in March and the U.K. in May, but does not yet have a U.S. release date.