This is an intriguing trailer and really, how can you resist a film starring Sissy Spacek and J.K. Simmons? Night Sky will be available on Prime in May.
This is an intriguing trailer and really, how can you resist a film starring Sissy Spacek and J.K. Simmons? Night Sky will be available on Prime in May.
Obviously, making an origin story about a character who isn’t supposed to actually exist raises all sorts of existential issues but …. well, look. It’s PIXAR. And The LEGO Movie worked, didn’t it? And yes, I realize that the LEGO Movie was not a PIXAR film but I’m just saying that there’s all sorts of things that work in animation that wouldn’t necessarily work in live action.
Anyway, here’s the second trailer for Lightyear!
If Liam Neeson ever retires, Gerard Butler will be there to take his place as the best actor to regularly appear in violent and somewhat formulaic thrillers about men doing what they have to do to save the members of their family from being abducted and sold to the highest bidder.
Here’s the trailer for Last Seen Alive, which is due to be released next month. In this one, Butler plays a man whose wife vanishes at a gas station. It was originally titled Chase, which was a bit of a generic title. I prefer Last Seen Alive. Butler not only stars but he also produced.
Thor is one of the more remarkable success stories of the MCU.
He started out as the kind of boring super hero whose origin didn’t make much sense and who felt a bit out-of-place with the other Avengers. (It was always funny to him how quickly they all were to accept the fact that Norse mythology was based on reality.) But, thanks to director Taika Waititi and actor Chris Hemsworth, he’s been transformed into one of the most beloved characters in the MCU. Waititi and Hemsworth both realized Thor was a ludicrous character and the best way to handle that would be to embrace the silliness of it all.
That was the approach that they took with Thor: Ragnarok and it appears to be the same approach they’ll be taking with Thor: Love and Thunder. And, of course, Chris Pratt and the Guardians of the Galaxy are the perfect people to help them do that!
Here’s the teaser for Thor: Love and Thunder!
David Cronenberg’s been keeping busy with his latest, Crimes of the Future. It looks like Existenz, but with major upgrades. The film stars Academy Award Nominee Viggo Mortensen (Eastern Promises, A History of Violence), Léa Seydoux (No Time to Die), and Academy Award Nominee Kristen Stewart (Spencer). I can’t begin to understand what the plot’s about, but given it’s Cronenberg, we’re all in.
Crimes of the Future will compete in this years Cannes Film Festival for the coveted Palm d’Or.
Here’s the trailer Moon Knight!
Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke both should have an Oscar by now. Well, they won’t win any for Moon Knight because it’s a miniseries. They might get some Emmy love but eventually, everyone wins an Emmy so it’s not as big of a deal. I mean, I’ve got an Emmy somewhere around here. It arrived in the mail and I was like, “Cool, I guess I won something.”
My point is, Oscar Issac and Ethan Hawke should both be in a lot of stuff. Anyway, here’s the trailer:
To be honest, I can’t really say that we need a fictionalized miniseries about the making of The Godfather. I say that as someone who is a Godfather fanatic and who eagerly reads anything that she can get her hands on that has to do with the production of the film.
I mean, the film’s production is an interesting story, don’t get me wrong. But it’s a story that should be told by the people who were involved, people like Coppola and Pacino and Duvall and Caan and …. well, you get idea. What it really doesn’t need is a fictionalized miniseries, one that will inevitably be more concerned with appealing to Twitter than with getting the facts right.
That said, my concerns aside, it looks we’re going to get at least one miniseries about the making of the film. (Maybe two.) Here’s the trailer for Paramount Plus’s The Offer. For the record, this is the miniseries in which Miles Teller replaced Armie Hammer in the role of the film’s producer, Al Ruddy. Hopefully, this will be good because a lot of people are going to assume it’s telling the genuine story of how The Godfather came to the screen, regardless of how many liberties it takes with the truth.
If this aired during the Super Bowl, I missed it. Regardless, here is the DC — The World Needs Heroes trailer, which features scenes from several upcoming DCEU films.
Here’s the teaser that I know a lot of people were watching the Super Bowl specifically to see, the teaser for Amazon Prime’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power!