Movie Trailers

[ladytrentham]

Jan 19, 2020 0:50:56 GMT -4 Witchie said:

There’s a trailer for the Miss Fisher’s Mysteries movie, The Crypt of Tears. No release date for here in the States yet.

It's been out for a few months now. I have the DVD and own it on Amazon Prime Video. (What can I say, I live with HughesNet. . . )

[save lilo!]

I saw a Michael Bay movie trailer for a film ABOUT THE WORLD DURING CORONA and I felt like it was WAYYYY TOO SOON considering a post-apocalyptic genre weaving in elements of governmental overstepping would end up serving as some kind of rallying call for anti-vaxxers. It’s called Songbird.

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Jesus, Mary and Joseph and the wee donkey...
There’s only an animated Riverdance film out and about.

I’m conflicted I love animation, I loved that Riverdance moment( will never not give me chills) back in Eurovision 1994 but never went to the stage show so no idea if that had story and plot rather than random dancing!

If I can rent it via my tellybox Sky thing I might watch!

[cubanitafresca]

May 17, 2021 19:08:32 GMT -4 @fitz said:

If I can rent it via my tellybox Sky thing I might watch!

Oh I am definitely going to track it down and see it. That looks great.

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Trailer for King Richard
[/a] The early story of Venus and Serena and their Father, played by Will Smith.
It looks good I’m always a bit skeptical of watching stuff like this about real people still around.


Edit
Tidied up link I hope, sorry only noticed it when laurenj quoted me.

[lea1977]

The Ghostbusters trailer has me feeling all sorts of nostalgia.

[laurenj]

Jul 28, 2021 14:41:46 GMT -4 @fitz said:

The early story of Venus and Serena and their Father, played by Will Smith.
It looks good I’m always a bit skeptical of watching stuff like this about real people still around.

Well this is relevant to my interests and I hadn't heard a thing about it, thanks for posting!

Not that movies ever tell the whole story, but I am interested to hear at least some background of how they came up, it fascinates me that it seems like Richard predicted their rise so early on and they did end up becoming legends.

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Aug 20, 2020 11:54:55 GMT -4 @fitz said:

I had no idea this was happening or if I did I forgot, now I will definitely brave the cinema to see and hear this on the big screen even though it will be heartbreaking too.
Phil Lynott Songs for while I’m away

And it’s Phil’s Birthday today. He would have been 71.

Quoting myself as I finally got to see this,not in a cinema on full volume but at home on my telly thanks to our National station RTE.

And it was an absolutely beautiful and poignant watch,especially where his daughters talk of him.
It’s rocketed up as one of my favorite music documentaries. Just gorgeously put together great use of Phil’s music early, lesser known and very well known stuff.
The footage just cements the fact that he oozed cool, charisma and talent, his song writing told you who he was in what ever moment in time it was for him.

The lyric in Oldtown and then his untimely death always catches me
This boy is crack'in up
This boy has broke down

If you see Songs for while I’m away on any platform and you have half an interest In Phil and Thin Lizzy stop and watch you won’t regret it.

One bit tickled me, a couple interviewers tried to call him British ... they were told in no uncertain terms , No Irish..Republic Of Ireland, very important...

[mojogirl]

Spencer!

I will have to see if I'll risk going to a theater by November. I haven't been in a movie theater since Feb 2020.

[magazinewhore]

Her hair doesn't look right, but I'll overlook it.

What is that yellow tricorn monstrosity on her head though?