ScoChk's blog: "Movie Trailers"

Just yesterday, we brought you the first few pictures from the upcoming police thriller "Righteous Kill," which stars Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. Now, we have an actual trailer, featuring the two legendary actors in action. The quality of the whole thing is extremely poor, which makes me think that a better trailer will be on its way soon. "Righteous Kill" features the second big screen pairing of De Niro and Pacino, who play two detectives searching for a serial killer. Actors shared several scenes together in "Heat," but will appear in tandem throughout much of their new film. (Both also appeared in "The Godfather II," but never together.) In addition to Pacino and De Niro, the film also stars Brian Dennehy, Donnie Wahlberg, John Leguizamo and 50 Cent. Link to Trailer: http://www.worstpreviews.com/trailer.php?id=954&item=0

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Hayden Christensen has the unusual ability to teleport himself to any location on Earth in the blink of an eye. One of the places he lands is right smack in the middle of a war between others with the same special power. Trailer Link: http://movies.go.com/movie_trailers

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The first trailer for "Sweeney Todd" really impressed me, but this new international one turned out even better. There is no singing, just story, and we get to see Johnny Depp go from Benjamin Barker to Sweeney Todd, and witness the violence that comes with that. The movie, which is a musical, is of a wrongfully imprisoned barber (Depp) in Victorian England who sets out to seek revenge on the judge (Alan Rickman) who imprisoned him. Very recently, Paramount has asked director Tim Burton to make a few edits to the film, due to so much blood and gore in the footage that they have seen. With situations like this, we can expect to see an unrated version of the movie on DVD, which I'm looking forward to. "Sweeney Todd" is scheduled to hit theaters on December 21st. Link to Trailer: http://www.worstpreviews.com/trailer.php?id=531&item=1

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With all the problems Brad Pitt's "Assassination of Jesse James" was having, we now actually have a full length trailer and it looks amazing. The story revolves around Robert Ford (Casey Affleck) joins Jesse James's (Pitt) gang, only to become resentful of the legendary outlaw and hatch a plan to kill the fastest gun in the West. The trailer is really slow, but shows the relationship between Ford and James, which eventually turns into an obsession. Since several versions of the film were cut, even one by Pitt himself, it is difficult to tell by the trailer which the studio eventually went with. That's basically the reason why this film has been delayed for so long. Its tone and a three-hour running time caused several people to begin making edits. Some wanted a Clint Eastwood-style actioner while others were looking to make a dark, contemplative examination of fame and infamy. In addition, test screenings reportedly fared poorly. With the September 21st release date approaching, Warner Bros. Pictures has stated that the new film is "true to the source material (novel by Ron Hansen) and in keeping with the creative vision of its filmmakers."

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With Rob Zombie's "Halloween" remake hitting theaters this month, I thought we weren't going to get any more trailers besides the short teaser we received a while back. But I guess I wrong, since now there is an extended look at the film, with many new scenes of Michael Myers being Michael Myers. In the film, Myers has been committed for 17 years. He is now a grown man and still very dangerous, but is mistakenly released from the mental institution, where he was committed as a 10 year old. Upon his release, Myers immediately returns to Haddonfield, where he wants to find his baby sister, Laurie. Anyone who crosses his path is in mortal danger. Myers is played by Tyler Mane, who is best known for his role as Sabretooth in "X-Men." Rumor has it that he will be returning to fight Hugh Jackman in the "Wolverine" spin-off. "Halloween" hits theaters on August 31st.