Now that we’re entering the summer movie season, we’re being allowed some sneak peeks of what to anticipate during the year-end holidays. Two big titles expected to dominate the box office look quite promising thus far.
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Adding to the list of questionable and possibly disappointing movies that will be released this summer, we have two more trailers that don’t inspire me to watch their films. Ever. Sadly, they come from two filmmakers that I normally enjoy and respect for their creative talent.
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Two more animated films, one from DreamWorks and one from Fox, are expected to light up cinema screens this year. A franchise favorite is sure to draw in audiences, while an adaptation to a still fairly new series of children’s books takes a chance during the holidays.
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For some reason, movies about adults who we would perceive as losers make for great comedy. The next couple of trailers have grown men who never grew out of their “Hall Monitor” days, and who simply failed at getting things the way they had hoped.
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New trailers offer a better look at what we can anticipate from two movies that are expected to be big commercial hits this summer. Unfortunately, one of them still hasn’t necessarily convinced me that it’ll be worth the sort of ticket prices that theaters demand as of late. A matinee might be more like it.
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Although one of these new trailers appears way sillier than the other, the two are nonetheless joined by a single common thread. Their use of overly-pulpy CGI spectacle makes both upcoming movies look like a great deal of mindless fun. Yet only of them promises to deliver action-packed excitement.
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As a longtime animation fan, I’m sure to like the movies promoted by these next two trailers. I especially love it when filmmakers push the edge of family-friendly to the point of “More for the grown-ups.” Even better if they use horror standards and conventions to do that. Yeah, I’m pretty sure that I’m going to love these.
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Drama, romance and lots of music! That’s the theme for this pair of trailers. However, Tom Cruise’s flick doesn’t seem to have much romance in it – unless romance has been confused with copious amounts of steamy sexuality. Whatever the reason, these two films aim for rhythm and soul.
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Supernatural horror movies can be quite fun when made with style and some original angle to a familiar formula. Unfortunately, when they steal a recognizable plot device, you can usually expect the worst, as in the following two trailers.
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A weird combination to say the least, these trailers are related in that they feature very well-respected veteran actors in starring roles, namely Willem Dafoe and Robert De Niro. Both movies are also mysteries with deep, dark secrets at their cores.
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