Yes Navarrette is on his career path following his success in the horror hit ‘Obsession’. The 25-year-old actress has enjoyed meteoric recognition and critical acclaim since the film’s release, which has now crossed $400 million worldwide at the box office and made her one of the most sought-after stars in the industry.According to Nylon magazine, Navarrette confirmed his openness to join the super hero team when asked directly about his potential. “I would,” he replied when asked about making a film with one of the top studios.The actor is said to have met several filmmakers while considering his upcoming projects. He met the director of the upcoming superhero reboot looking at the mutant team, who is known for his work in the movie. Navarrette reunited with the famous actor who is currently in the role of ‘Heat 2’, the sequel to his 1995 hit.
Future project ideas and anthology
Despite many meetings and opportunities, Navarrette’s next project is already set. He will be seen in ‘Invertigo’, directed by Matthias Hoene, who has completed filming. The project follows “a group of reckless teenagers who convince a young park employee to sneak them onto a rollercoaster before it opens. However, a system failure traps them hundreds of meters in the air, forcing them to fight for survival as buried dangers and hidden conflicts cause chaos.“Regarding the possibility of continuing the ‘Obsession’ story, Navarrette expressed mixed feelings about the future of the franchise. The original director revealed to the press that he already has a “great idea” for the sequel. However, Navarrette offered another way to improve the environment. “I think the most beautiful thing is that there is no sequel. I think it would be great if Curry made an anthology series where everyone has a different desire,” he said.
With Obsession becoming a global hit, Navarrette is focused on building a lasting career rather than slowing down. Image credit (x)
Although Navarrette previously told the company’s press that he “may be” interested in a sequel to “Obsession”, he emphasized his love for the idea of the anthology method. “Love[s] the idea” of a story left as one film, he explained, drawing comparisons with how personal memory works. “It’s like a memory, when you look back at yourself like 24, 23, 22 are all chunks, and they start and end at a certain point. I think the story is similar to this one,” he reflected on the story and his feelings.
Navarrette’s way of taking advantage of his growth
The actress has received many opportunities to surround herself with her work which prioritizes the advancement of her career over a personal break. “I don’t care that I’m not sleeping because I don’t know if I’ll get this opportunity again. I really want to prove that ‘Obsession’ was not just lightning in a bottle” Navarrette told the publication.Navarrette will also be seen in the survival thriller “Invertigo,” directed by Matthias Hoene, as he continues to experiment with future possibilities, including a chance to join the biggest race.
