https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrNijjU-2IE
A shot by shot comparison by ImDb comparing the trailers for the original Blade Runner (1982) with this year’s upcoming Blade Runner 2049.
Previously: I Used To Do Your Job
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The first full length trailer for Blade Runner 2049 (following a short teaser last December).
October can’t come soon enough.
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Bag O’ WHAT!?
Smellyer writes:
Upon watching the trailer for food-based cartoon ‘Sausage Party’ (starring Seth Rogan) I noticed a bag of “Irish Potatoes” baring the brand name “Bag O’ Gees” (@ .26).
The potatoes go on to swear while singing Danny Boy just moments later in the trailer… no joke. Fight?
*NSFW language
Anyone?
A fan-made trailer by Canadian editor Tyler Hopkins for a prequel to Back To The Future in which Doc Brown acquires the plutonium needed for time travel.
Spliced together using clips from multiple movies including Iron Man, BTTF, Camp Nowhere and Zero Dark Thirty.
More stolen moments from the upcoming space opera, courtesy of a new trailer released by Disney in China (where audiences aren’t quite as familiar with the series and the film doesn’t open until the end of January).
An atmospheric music-only edit of the new Force Awakens trailer by graphic designer Tim Gonzales.
And in other Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer-related news, here’s a supercut of all three trailers plus the Comic Con BTS reel by James Darling.
(H/T: Puca)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qlvFuvUvR4
The hotly anticipated, tantalisingly teased, freshly-released trailer for The Force Awakens.
Broadsheet’s Mark Ryall writes:
The trailer doesn’t give much away. To be honest Disney could have released two minutes of dung beetles rutting with My Humps by Black Eyed Peas over the top and The Force Awakens would still be the biggest film of this or any other year.
It looks like the first generation cast will be playing second fiddle to the newcomers (grand). John Boyega’s Finn gets to wield a lightsaber, and the baddies are a sort of Empire tribute band called The First Order. There’s still no sign of Mark Hamill (or Skellig Michael), but the new poster does show what appears to be another Death Star (third time’s a charm). Advanced tickets are available now, but the midnight screenings have already sold out.
Now, if you’ll excuse me I’m off to watch it another 40 times through tears of joy.
Mmf.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens is released on December 17.
Old Fashioned.
Billed as a ‘romantic drama about a former frat boy and a young free-spirited woman who try to have an “old fashioned” courtship in modern-day America.’
Meh. Ok.
Carlos The Cinemagoer writes:
“This trailer just popped-up on the Apple Trailer site. Dunno if it’ll be good but thought it was interesting if only for the fact that it’s so vehement in it’s desire to point out it’s not Fifty Shades of Grey which opens the same weekend. Unusual to see a little indie pit itself against a blockbuster like this – but it may get results.”
Hmmm.
Chivalry, eh?