A 10-second teaser for a trailer (I know) for the next Twilight film, Eclipse. The 90-second trailer will become available on the 11th at 6am PST (that’s Pacific Standard Time, a US timezone), which is, uh, 3am tomorrow morning? Maths is hard.
Anyway, here’s the 10-second trailer, which has a shirtless Taylor Lauuuuuutner
There is a new trailer for The Last Airbender (which would be called Avatar but it might confuse people) that you can watch at the official site. I would embed it but that is forbidden! It looks to me – and I own all the DVDs so I am some kind of expert – that the film will follow the first series pretty closely. Which is good! You can borrow the series from the library. Not the second and third series though, as for some reason they aren’t available in NZ.
A new New Moon trailer was revealed last night. You can watch it here. This film seems like it will cover all the bases – romance, unrequited love, lots of action, werewolves, Taylor Lautner often shirtless, ancient Italian vampires, and Michael Sheen (OBE).
This summer looks to be the summer of beloved childrens books being turned into good movies. With Maurice Sendak’s Where The Wild Things Are, and now Roald Dahl’s Fantastic Mr. Fox set for cinematic release one can only speculate what will be next. Personally, I’d like to see Willard Price’s Adventure series get a turn. Anyway, here is the trailer for Fantastic Mr. Fox, starring George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Bill Murray and directed by Wes Anderson.
Due either to popular demand, or just the fact that I like playing with iMovie, here is the second ad for The Almost Amazing Race. This one gives away a few more details (possibly about locations) and once again stars Adrienne who is such a good sport for running everywhere I told her to on a very hot day.
Registrations will be opening very soon. We’ll let you know when on this blog and if you become our fan on facebook, we’ll let you know even sooner.
The film Coraline is due out next month in April (for NZ), and if you’ve read the book or the graphic novel you will probably love the movie. (You will love the movie if you haven’t read the book, and you may very well love the book as well.)
Coraline author Neil Gaiman’s latest award-winning book, The Graveyard Book, is also going to be made into a film. Watch an interview about it!
Here’s the trailer for Coraline – check for buttons.
