Well, about time, am I right? 461 days later, Disney gives us a second Artemis Fowl trailer.
It it what we wished for, or is it at odds with the actual character in the story books - Yeah, what do you think? They even changed the tagline to "Remember the name". What year is this?
Apparent butchering of, you know, the main character, aside, I think it looks fun enough, and that Disney squandered a great opportunity to do something different. That just isn't 2020 Disney.
I'm still calling this The Mitchells Vs the Machines, because Connected is a boring, too on the nose title.
As you can see, Paramount listened to criticism and gave us a far better Sonic model.
The movie now looks obnoxious instead of terrifying, which I consider a step up.
Many people believe that Paramount did this on purpose to drum up controversy. After BOM's really great redesign, I can't check the studio totals anymore, but considering Paramount has had many bombs in the past few years, it would be pretty foolish to intentionally waste everyone's money to get some eyes on the Blu Blur.
Yes it's not Tuesday and yes some of these trailers are old. But some aren't!
A is for Aquaman, which comes out in December.
Dude kicks ass and talks to fish and tells his half-brother to chill the hell out.
This five minute trailer first debuted at Comic Con 2018, and wow what a treat they had. DCEU needs all the help it can get, no wonder this was released to the public. Glad we got to see it, because this definitely gets me hyped.
Starring a bunch of people to the point where I'm not sure who is good and who is bad. Is Black Manta good? I know Orm is bad. What about whoever Willem Dafoe is?
The follow up to Barry Jenkins' iconic Moonlight is finally, almost upon us with If Beale Street Could Talk.
The second of four movies being distributed by Annapurna this award season - The other two, Vice and Destroyer, come out in December - it's the one with the most power behind in it's story so far. Just the trailer alone was enough to make me cry, and really root for these people.
The synopsis push a lot of emphasis on "The American Dream", which has never been anything helpful to black people, so we shall see.
The original is one of my favorite movies in the Disney canon, giving me my favorite Animated Canon Disney girl in Vanellope. When they announced a sequel, I could hardly believe it - Finally, some decent merchandise.
I know people are concerned re: the amount of pop culture references, but trust Disney. You can't trust them to not make a black woman into a frog, but maybe we can rely on them to keep the time-sensitive jokes to a minimum.
