It was an unusually busy week for trailers in the wake of the Super Bowl, with Hitman: Agent 47, Aloha, Crimson Peak, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., and Straight Outta Compton all showing off their wares. But there were still more sneak peeks busting out over the past seven days. Take a look at some other new films coming out, including a new look at Tomorrowland and a red band trailer for Trainwreck–which might be NSFW, and we guess you can say the same for the film…
Trainwreck
LeBron James got more attention for his quick cameo than Amy Schumer could manage for her upcoming bid at big-screen stardom. We’re still glad this quirky beauty is getting a big Hollywood push. Speaking of quirky beauties, Lucy Punch is in here, too. Say what you will about the comedies of director Judd Apatow, but he sure doesn’t rely on Hollywood standards…
Pitch Perfect 2
Yeah, you’re going to end up seeing this one. We know a few guys who are enthusiastic about the movie, too, and they’re better boyfriends than we are. If this one comes out before Trainwreck, then we’re using it as leverage to see Amy Schumer on opening night…
Last Knights
We know that Clive Owen’s career has been in trouble. That whole “thinking man’s action hero” thing didn’t work out, since he ended up in the most boring films of the past few years. Well, except for Children of Men. Still, it’s really a shame to see Morgan Freeman in what looks like a role Nicolas Cage rejected in this tale of knights that looks pretty errant–but fun to goof on…
Tomorrowland (International Trailer)
Yeah, this looks a lot more interesting than that dull Super Bowl spot. We’re still not sure what Brad Bird’s upcoming movie is actually about, but we’re ready to buy a ticket if we don’t hear another thing about it…
The Breakfast Club (1985)
Hey, you can buy tickets to see The Breakfast Club on the big screen on either March 26 or March 31 in selected cities. It’s the film’s 30th anniversary. We never really understood the appeal of the film, but it sure seems to touch something in some people through the generations. And it’s better than getting a remake…
