Category Archives: Trailers

Fish Tank Trailer

As we are of the British persuasion, we often feel an obligation to promote really great British movies. Fish Tank, the second film from the immensely talented Andrea Arnold, is out on Friday and we urge you to see it ASAP. The film is quite superb and contains an amazing performance from Katie Jarvis, in [...]

My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done? Trailer

The trailer for My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?, the new movie from Werner Herzog and produced by David Lynch, has turned up. It’s not quite as insane as the trailer for his take on Bad Lieutenant, but the voiceover does seem to slightly mistake the kind of film Herzog tends to make. [...]

Trailer for The Lovely Bones

Outside of the painfully awkward intro from Peter Jackson at the top of this trailer, this looks to be a pretty solid effort. The trailer seems to try and fit in everything and the kitchen sink into its runtime. The story, about a young girl who is murdered and the aftermath of her death for [...]

Parnassus Clip

Brief though it may be, here’s a very short little snippet from The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus, the new Terry Gilliam movie starring the late Heath Ledger.

Trailer for The Road

The trailer has shown up for The Road, the John Hillcoat-directed adaptation of the Cormac McCarthy masterpiece. The film, starring Viggo Mortensen, Charlize Theron and the always great Garrett Dillahunt, has been much-delayed but is now due to hit cinemas in the US at the end of this year and probably the UK a few [...]

District 9 Poster

If you haven’t yet seen the trailer for District 9, the sci-fi project coming at the end of the summer from director Neill Blomkamp and producer Peter Jackson, then please do. The poster for the film (above from Rope of Silicon) is pretty cool in itself but you really need to check out both the [...]

Tetro Trailer

The trailer has turned up for Tetro, the ambitious and long-held passion project from Francis Ford Coppola about an artistically-inclined, troubled Italian-American family. It follows one brother in his journey to find another and revive his career as a playwright after he has squandered his seemingly immense talent. The brother on the search finds an [...]

Trailer: The Hurt Locker

The trailer for Kathryn Bigelow’s The Hurt Locker has hit the internet and the people are abuzz. It is a pretty terrific trailer which gets across the kind of intensity you would expect from a film about a bomb-defusement marine, played by Jeremy Renner, and the psychological impact this kind of work has on those [...]

Trailer for Von Trier’s Antichrist

The trailer has come out for Lars von Trier’s Antichrist, a horror thriller hybrid starring Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg as a couple who go to a secluded cabin in the woods following the death of their son. This being von Trier, I don’t imagine too many basic shocks will be included in the film [...]

New Trailers: Extract, Moon

The trailer for Mike Judge’s Extract, starring an ensemble headed by the likes of Jason Bateman and Mila Kunis, has been posted on Cinematical. It looks mighty amusing, with a return to his Office Space sensibilities following the dumb genius of Idiocracy, surely one of the most underrated movies of the past few years. You [...]

Bruno Trailer

A little late on this one but it needs posting. Bruno, the third creation from Sasha Baron Cohen has a trailer which, while only sporadically funny, hints at the kind of depth-plumbing yet intelligent humour the film is likely to use. Particularly, it seems like another wonderful opportunity for Bruno to exhibit the prejudices inherent [...]

Little Ashes Trailer

Just because we want to give some love to the Twilight fans out there, here’s the trailer for the upcoming Robert Pattinson movie, Little Ashes. In it, the mega-haired stud takes on Salvador Dali during his early years. Check it out and let us know.

Taking Woodstock Trailer

So the trailer for Taking Woodstock, the next movie from Ang Lee, premiered during Important Things with Demetri Martin, the Comedy Central show for the talented comedian. Martin stars in the film, an adaptation of the memoir by Elliot Tiber. It looks nothing like anything Lee has done before, which may or may not be [...]

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