Just a quick dump of some trailers/pics of upcoming films that make me go 'Oooohhhhhh...'. And I don't know, I tried to find a theme amongst them and came up with something ridiculous like 'Alternate Realities' because, well, these things don't happen in real life I guess. But do stories in movies ever do?
Except docos and movies based on true stories *cough*.
First is a trailer for kids animation
Rise of the Guardians, which is about magical characters children are all familiar with, including Santa, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and the Sandman. How great does this reinterpretation of them look? Plus they're made by the same people behind
How to Train Your Dragon, yay!
More ridiculously awesome eye candy with
Oz: The Great and Powerful, which stars James Franco and is an imagined prequel about the wizard in
The Wizard of Oz. Looks beautiful but not so sure about the content, familiar
Alice in Wonderland territory?
Combining epic visuals with epic storylines is
Cloud Atlas, an adaptation of the bestselling book that I am currently hunting down. Hopefully the giant team of Hollywood heavyweights doesn't up the cheese factor on this awesome cross-dimensional, time-travelling, multi-narrative flick (enough hyphens yet?).
Oh and the trailer is crazy long:
Along the same lines of fusing surrealism and constant questioning of life itself, we have indie film
Love. A lonely astronaut questions his sanity and other existentialist questions while we're bombarded with other scenes that are probably quite meaningful as well. Reminds me of
Moon, which I need to watch. Obviously it's too hard to tell what the themes are yet but here's the trailer:
But oh my god that awesome soundtrack by Angels & Airwaves...it really is the icing on the cake. Hopefully it really is awesome despite the low rating it has on IMDB right now.
Last on the list is a bit on the bloody side, with new photos emerging of Chloe Moretz of
Kick-Ass fame and Julianne Moore from
Carrie, which is more a re-adaption of the Stephen King book than a remake of the
1976 version.
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| Keeping the picture small so I don't get creeped out by my own blog *wuss* |
No that is not her own blood, but that doesn't mean the story isn't creepy. I read the book a long time ago and am excited to see the main character Carrie portrayed by the awesome Chloe, while her psychotic mother is portrayed by the equally awesome Moore.
Yay hopefully I'll get to watch some of these! Unlike others that have been hyped and neglected.....
Prometheus *cough*
