Trailers
iaian7 » blog John Einselen, 24.03.07Stardust has finally released a full length trailer. I can’t remember much of what I read about this movie a few months back, but it struck me as something a little more original than other attempts at modern fairy-telling (the lack luster Brothers Grimm, for one). It will be interesting to see how this one plays out, but so far my hopes are riding high. Penelope also seems highly promising, plus stars the amazing James McAvoy (yeah, he’s Tumnus!).
“A comedy with great taste”, Ratatouille has a new trailer up on the official Disney site! This is one to look forward to; Pixar has yet to release a film that wasn’t brilliantly accomplished. This will be Brad Bird’s second film with the studio (his first being The Incredibles). This trailer grants a much better look into the storyline than previous teasers; brilliant rat, hard working chef, and a restaurant fraught with danger and suspicion. In the hands of Pixar, it’s a winner.
Sunshine (with the chilling Cillian Murphy leading) has released a new trailer. Starting a month or two ago with two trailers kept very minimal, dramatic, and coy, they’ve revealed little bits of drama, action, and mystery in each new release. The third trailer (well, the third one I saw) introduced the 2001-esque vocal computer, a mysterious extra crew member, and some truly harrowing action. This latest addition throws in the possibility of alien life. While certainly not playing out as heady as the beautiful Steven Soderburgh film Solaris, this could still be a deeper than usual SciFi adventure.
Oh, and I suppose I have to mention that Pirates of the Carribean released a full trailer. This time, in english (the russian version was online earlier, but I my russian is rusty and failed to be of any use). Wether you hate the series or not, this film promises action like none other.
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Have you seen ‘The Wind that Shakes the Barley’? It looks like an intense performance by Cillian Murphy, though not as sinister as some of his other roles.