“I Hate This..”: 7′2″ Lakers Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Openly Criticizes Millionaire Hollywood Actress Nicole Kidman for Her Latest $25 Million Project

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has recently been making headlines that are going crazy all around the world. The 7’2″ Los Angeles Lakers legend openly criticized millionaire actress Nicole Kidman over her most recent $25 million project. In explaining his reasons, Abdul-Jabbar did make some bold statements.

In the aftermath of the pandemic, most aspects of daily life changed. It’s especially true if it’s about going out for something. 

As usual, a lot of people choose to do things online, and the impact can be clearly seen on the market. Due to this, primarily movie theaters have been affected. AMC Theatres, the country’s largest cinema chain, thought that working on this issue would help resolve the situation. 

A $25 million check was issued by the company to take measures to prevent this from happening. A key goal of this event was to spread awareness about both the movies and the theaters among the audience. The promotion was limited to only movies before. 

In this, Nicole Kidman played an important role, attempting to convey the idea through crowd-pleasers, dark thrillers, and tear-jerkers like “Moulin Rouge,” “Eyes Wide Shut,” and “The Hours.” 

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According to Billy Ray, the screenwriter behind Kidman’s famous AMC commercial, a sequel is on its way. “I got a text from the chairman of AMC about a month ago asking me if I would write the next one, and of course, the answer to that is yes,” Ray revealed. “It’s already written.”

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar reacts to the $25 million project proposed by AMC

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar spoke on the matter, pointing out how AMC’s measure is great, and that they chose a great actress for the part. Nevertheless, he also pointed out what he didn’t like about the commercial along with his statement. “I hate this ad. I was shocked to read they spent $25 million dollars, that it has a rabid following, that people haven’t petitioned to have it removed.”

Furthermore, the Los Angeles Lakers great mentioned what really bothers him about it: “The pedigree is great, but the content is not.” There has already been a lot of buzz on social media about this. Fans can find both positive and negative comments about the ad online.

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