Month: September 2024

It's been just over a week since our last update and there's been quite a few updates since then.

Bong Joon-ho's latest movie, Mickey 17, is a sci-fi black comedy and even if it's half as good as Parasite, then it will be worth watching. The trailer is a hoot and check out Robert Pattinson as you've never seen him before.

Oscar winner Cillian Murphy is back in another Oscar contender, a long shot this time. Historical drama Small Things Like These has some fantastic cinematography and features some great silent acting by Murphy.

Apple's original movie Blitz makes a story from a personal slice of a larger historical event, and these are usually quite good.

We're firmly in the terrority where we get some debut trailers for big-ish 2025 movies, and Marvel's Thunderbolts* has all of us wondering whether this is going to be a good Marvel movie, or a bad one (and also what does the asterisk mean).

Ryan Coogler teams up with Michael B. Jordan once again, and no, it's not another Creed movie. It's Sinner, a Jim Crow-era supernatural horror film that looks fantastic, especially with its IMAX 70mm 2.76:1 aspect ratio.=

Other notable new trailers include Freedom, Brothers, and Den of Thieves 2: Pantera. 

There are also second trailers for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Gladiator II, Red One, and the first full trailer for A Real Pain.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.

Time again to look at our recent trailer updates.

The Sonic movie franchise got off to a really bad start with that infamous (now pulled) trailer with the ugly Sonic, but since the redesign, it has gone from strength and strength and the third movie looks like great fun too. Luckily, the trailer has been well received as well, which is always a good sign.

Not as well received was the teaser trailer for A Minecraft Movie. It was always going to be hard to adapt a game like Minecraft, but the "Borderlands" fiasco shows that even easier to adapt games are hard if you don't take the fandom seriously (except for all that toxic stuff, which should be ignored).

Speaking of pulled trailers and poor receptions, the Megalopolis trailer finally dropped following the fake quotes scandal - the movie has divided critics, and for all of its ambition, it may be just too ambitious for a movie that wants to make money.

Halloween is just around the corner, so it means some nice horror trailers for movies released before then, or trailers for future movies that will be running in front of these Halloween themed films. 

Apartment 7A is a prequel to "Rosemary's Baby", and while it isn't coming to theaters (only to Paramount+), it's still one that's appropriately timed for the Halloween audience. 

The full trailer for Smile 2, the sequel to the surprise 2022 hit, is another Halloween timed trailer, along with the second trailer for Never Let Go.

House of Spoils seems very interesting to me - combining the cooking elements of shows like "The Bear" and "Boiling Point" (both are intense and scary, for non horror reasons) with your typical Blumhouse twist. Bagman is your more traditional "monster in the closet" deal, and Lionsgate will hope this movie will have a lot more success than the recent fare.

And while the fascinating Nightbitch is to be released well after Halloween, I'm sure its trailer will be showing in front of the above movies, along with the teaser trailer for Wolf Man (unless the full trailer is released before then, which is a possibility).

Other notable trailer releases includes Nickel Boys, The Fire Inside, and The Superboys of Malegaon.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.