Octopus Overlords

Yes, it's that Showgirls documentary you have all been waiting for.

Stephen McHattie AND Henry Rollins in Dreamland? Yes, please.

hepcat wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 8:36 pm Stephen McHattie AND Henry Rollins in Dreamland? Yes, please.

Must see! With Juliette Lewis thrown in no less.

I checked back and saw this in Decemeber, but it looks like it's been updated. Tenet. More confusing than Inception, same great "BWAAAAM" sounds.

Paingod wrote:I checked back and saw this in Decemeber, but it looks like it's been updated. Tenet. More confusing than Inception, same great "BWAAAAM" sounds.

Ugh, if that's trailer two, SPOILERS. I'm usually a don't care if the trailer shows me lots person, but Nolan movies are constructed around mystery, and in an attempt to boost viewership at the cinema during Corona, he explains the bulk of the plot. I felt cheated after seeing it. The movie looks great but now I know more going in to a Nolan film than I think I ever have.

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Superman: Man of Tomorrow - Exclusive Official Trailer Debut

Darren Criss (Hollywood, Midway) voices the lead role of Clark Kent, while Star Trek and Heroes' Zachary Quinto voices his foe, Lex Luthor. Criss is no stranger to DC Comics adaptations, having appeared on The CW's Supergirl and The Flash as the supervillain known as Music Meister.
The voice cast ensemble of Superman: Man of Tomorrow also includes San Andreas and True Detective's Alexandra Daddario as Lois Lane, Brett Dalton (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) as cosmic bounty hunter Lobo, Ryan Hurst (The Walking Dead) as the supervillain Parasite, and Ike Amadi (Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge) as Martian Manhunter.

AN AMERICAN PICKLE (Seth Rogan and Seth Rogan)

It's entirely possible that everything funny is in this trailer, but the trailer's funny.

The Outpost is based upon a book by CNN's Jake Tapper. It is about the story of about 50 American troops located in an outpost at the bottom of three mountains who are attacked by 400 Taliban fighters in a desperate fight for survival. The movie is getting fantastic reviews, rated at 91% on RT. I am going to be renting the movie this weekend, as it premieres on VOD tonight:



Interestingly enough, the sons of Clint Eastwood and Mel Gibson have starring roles.

I watched The Outpost last night on VOD (it is the number one movie on Apple TV) and it was very harrowing and poignant. Best war movie since Blackhawk Down, IMO. I very much recommend.

Coma .....doesn't look like the old Coma movie at all. Also Im wondering if the Reapers in the trailer are people like the doctors and nurses trying to help you wake up. If they wake you up it appears you die inside Coma. So people fear them when they shouldn't. Hmmmmmm

Tenet, last planned for release on Aug 12th, has been taken off the calendar altogether. Some speculation they might release it internationally before domestically. They spent too much to release it online, but I kinda hope they do it anyway.

New Charlie Kaufman.

Monsters of Man

Unhinged with Russell Crowe:

Yes, I saw your BAM but this is retro!

You Should Have Left



Available on YouTube Movies

The Burnt Orange Heresy -



Available on a lot of streaming services.

Tommaso



Available on YouTube Movies

Hammer



Available on iTunes and Amazon, perhaps others.

The Climb



November 13, 2020

Run with the Hunted



Fandango, Vudu, Amazon Prime

Aviva



Tickets at Row8

Relic - IFC Midnight, horror
Available on a lot of streaming services.

The Surrogate



Available on iTunes, Vimeo, Prime

Archive



Fandango Now, Vudu, iTunes

Jesus Shows You the Way to the Highway



Available on many streaming services

Never Too Late



Fandango Now, Vudu, Prime

I don't recall anyone saying this thread is for 'new' trailers only so.......

If you're a car guy / gal / person / thing then you've seen these three movies already. If you haven't seen them then watch them. If you liked Bullitt you should like these.

Daehawk wrote: ↑Fri Sep 04, 2020 5:54 pm

James Taylor???

(Also, Dennis Wilson??)

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