
The Drama's Dark Twist: Zendaya's School Shooting Plot
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Zendaya and Robert Pattinsons new film, The Drama, is a black comedy about an engaged couple and their friends revealing dark secrets before the wedding. Zendayas character once planned a school shooting, a twist hidden by the films light rom-com marketing. Gun control groups and survivors criticize the campaign, sparking debate over the films tone-deafness or artistic intent. The film is now in theaters, sparking curiosity and controversy.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — The Drama's Dark Twist: Zendaya's School Shooting Plot. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 3rd, Zendaya and Robert Pattinson star in the new black comedy The Drama, which hit theaters on April 3rd. It's about an engaged couple and their friends spilling their darkest secrets right before the wedding. The Big Twist? Zendaya's character once planned a school shooting as a teen, but backed out at the last second. The marketing played it like a light rom-com, with wedding vibes all the way. They pushed it hard with fake wedding invites and even popped up a one-day chapel in Las Vegas back in March. That hid the heavy plot turned completely, teasing just some group outrage in the trailer. Gun control group March For Our Lives called out the campaign on April 2nd, saying in mishandles such a raw topic, pop duo Ali and AJ, who survived the mass shooting outside their concert in 2022, backed them up in the comments, saying the promo made. Them sick, wants the twist dropped. Some fans push back online, arguing its art meant to unsettle in spotlight how kids feel in today's world.
Others say it's just too tone deaf. A 24 hasn't responded yet, but the debates heating up as folks process the film's bold swing. Catch it in theaters if you're curious about that edge. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today.
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