Here’s the trailer for the second installment in The Maze Runner franchise. Did I like the first Maze Runner? According to the review that I posted on this site, I thought it was above average but I think it’s definitely telling that I can barely remember a thing about it.
Hopefully, The Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials will be a little bit more memorable.
Watching this trailer for Experimenter reminded me that I still need to watch The Stanford Prison Experiment. As for Experimenter itself, I’ll watch Peter Sarsgaard in anything.
If nothing else, it’ll probably be better than The Tenth Level.
Below, you’ll find the last Hunger Games trailer ever!
The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 2 comes to theaters on November 20th and I can tell you already that tears will flow from my mismatched, heterochromatic eyes when it’s all over. Much like Sharknado, The Hunger Games has truly become a part of our shared culture and it’s hard to imagine a world with no new installments on the horizon.
So, here we are. Nearly halfway through the year and we’re still waiting for a major Oscar contender to emerge. There’s been a lot of speculation about films such as Carol, Bridge of Spies, and Suffragette. However, this month, two new contenders have emerged.
The other contender is Freeheld, which is based on a true story about lesbian homicide detective (Julianne Moore) who, after being diagnosed with cancer, fought a legal battle to allow her pension benefits to be left to her domestic partner (played by Ellen Page, who is due another Oscar nomination and probably should have won for both Juno and Super). Along with Page, both Julianne Moore and Steve Carell have been mentioned as possible nominees.
Let’s just be honest — Zipper is terrible title. But this upcoming film looks like it might be interesting, largely because it features Patrick Wilson playing a a man dealing with an ethical and political conflict.
Here’s the trailer for One & Two, which appears to be a big mix of sci-fi, fantasy, and rural family melodrama. The trailer feels a bit like a mix of Interstellar, If I Stay, and Tomorrowland.
(And maybe a little bit of Looper — then again, any movie that takes place on a far reminds me of Looper.)
A lot of good trailer were released today. Check out this one for The Curse of Downers Grove, a horror film written by Bret Easton Ellis! This one will be released on August 21st.
Here’s the first trailer for The Revenant, director Alejandro Inarritu’s follow-up to the Oscar-winning Birdman, which I thought was overrated but everyone else in the world seemed to love it.
A lot of people are speculating that The Revenant could be a major player in the 2015 Oscar race and the trailer certainly does look exciting. Leonardo DiCaprio has never won an Oscar and Tom Hardy has never even been nominated, so both of them are due for a little Academy love. Plus, The Revenant co-stars the suddenly very prolific Domhnall Gleeson, who was great in both Ex Machina and Unbroken and who is destined to be nominated some day.