The official trailer for ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ is finally here. If you close your eyes for a second, toward the end, and just listen, you’ll feel like a kid again. That’s pretty amazing stuff considering this is only the trailer. Look for Mary Poppins Returns in theaters on December 19.
Trailer: Green Book
Don Shirley is a classical pianist in the 60s and he’s about to embark on a tour of the deep South. Don is black and recognizes that this tour will come with some very specific challenges, so he’s looking to hire a driver who can also provide a little security when needed. Enter Tony Lip an Italian-American who shoots from the hip and is in need of some cash. The two click and bond far beyond their employer-employee relationship. ‘Green Book’ is the story of what develops on tour. Look for it in theaters on November 21.
Trailer: At Eternity's Gate
Willem Dafoe is mesmerizing as Vincent Van Gogh in this movie based on the great painter's life. Just keep in mind this isn't meant as a biopic but more as a movie inspired by bits and pieces of the life of a genius. Look for 'At Eternity's Gate' in theaters on November 16.
Trailer: Halloween (2018)
This is it, this is the Jamie Lee Curtis trailer. She's back and she's is not messing around. No more hiding in the closet; she has come ready for a a fight. Can you feel me tingling with excitement, because I am. Look for Halloween in theaters on October 19.
Trailer: Museo (Museum)
Gael García Bernal is back in a new Spanish language film. Set in 1985, 'Museo' is the story of a group of criminals who set out to mock the severely lacking security at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico by stealing priceless works of pre-Hispanic art. Ultimately, they pull off the biggest heist in Mexican history.
Bernal is one of my favorites and I've been sort of hoping he'd do a Mexican movie again since he stars in (and totally elevates) two of my all-time favorites ('Y Tú Mamá También' and 'Amores Perros'). I can't wait. Language really does change things up, so long as you're not anti-subtitles. Look for 'Museo' in theaters on February 22 here in the US.
Trailer: Fahrenheit 11/9
The trailer's a HuffPo exclusive and thats annoying because now I have to embed the tweet with the trailer. Sorry. At least it's not as annoying as watching those election results roll in. Annoying is too soft of a word, but you understand what I'm getting at I'm sure. I still can't sit down and write my usual nonsense because I'm still so taken aback by what we've done to ourselves. I should probably stop there before I roll into a political rant with little meaning and even less structure.
Anyway, you know what this is about, just click it. Look for 'Fahrenheit 11/9' in theaters on September 21.