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On TrailerTown Thursday, we’ll be sharing and reviewing a new movie trailer each week. Given the recent legal battles over The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, it’s possible that we won’t get to see Terry Gilliam’s much-anticipated, nearly-cursed film for a while. BUT, that’s not the end of the story, because early this morning, a TrailerTown dropped for the Adam Driver and Jonathan Pryce-led film. The trailer…
Yes, we’ve already written a TrailerTown post for Avengers: Infinity War, but this new (and final) TrailerTown is so good that we felt it warranted a new list. You don’t need to hear from us any more about how much we like Marvel movies, so let’s dive right in. Watch this new Avengers: Infinity War TraierTown right now and then read our Top 5 thoughts about it…
There has been a bit of a horror renaissance lately. With Get Out getting a lot of awards attention and movies like The Witch and It Comes at Night bringing more indie voices into the horror landscape, we are getting a lot of great movies to add to our queues. And one of those films is definitely John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place. We love John Krasinski, but we have to…
Sure, we’ve already talked about Deadpool 2 on a TrailerTown, but that was about a short teaser and this is an official look at the movie (with 100% more Cable!), so shut the f*ck up. It’s no secret that one of our hosts is quite a big fan of the character (the host’s name rhymes with “J” and is spelled the same way), and we LOVED…
Don’t look so surprised, you knew we were going to be making a TrailerTown post for Solo: A Star Wars Story. After we were all pretty underwhelmed by the teaser released during the Super Bowl, LucasFilm made it up to us by releasing the actual teaser TrailerTown the following morning on Good Morning America. We finally get a good look at Alden Ehrenreich as the titular Han Solo,…
Speaking of great original content from streaming services, Netflix just dropped a TrailerTown for the newest film by Duncan Jones. While we love Duncan Jones, we have to admit Warcraft is a shit sandwich inside a dumpster fire, but even with that travesty on his filmography, Moon was so good that we will allow him a mulligan or two. When we heard that Duncan was creating a new movie for…
When Ant-Man came out three years ago, we were surprised by how much we liked it. Finally, a Marvel movie didn’t have to focus on world-ending stakes while also being brave enough to alter the norms of our physical realities. So, when we heard that Ant-Man and the Wasp was on its way to theaters, we kept our fingers crossed that they would strike that same…
Jon Hamm’s going to Beirut, and man, do we love Jon Hamm! Ever since his stint on Mad Men, and then accentuated by his turns in comedies (Bridesmaids, Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, Spongebob Squarepants [as Don Grouper], etc), and especially because of his role in Black Mirror‘s “White Christmas” special, we are solidly on Team Hamm. If you take his acting, then add in Brad Anderson…
Full transparency, when we first heard about You Were Never Really Here, the name Lynne Ramsay didn’t jump out at us. After researching her filmography, we realized she was the director of a handful of films, most of which we hadn’t seen, but one we had: We Need to Talk About Kevin. With that context, we got more excited, because that movie is great about creating a…
Red Sparrow is a tale as old as time, kind of. An “innocent” is brought into a world of deception and danger due to circumstances out of their control, they become awesome at killing and lying, only to find out there may be more to their organization than first believed. Whether we’re walking about Atomic Blonde, Bad Company, or any of the Bourne movies, there’s always something inherently…