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May 3, 2017 · Our favorite part of going to the movies? The trailers. Sure, we get to watch them online several days before they hit theaters -- but there's nothing like s...
Star Wars: The Last Jedi. #8. Star Wars: The Last Jedi honors the saga's rich legacy while adding some surprising twists -- and delivering all the emotion-rich action fans could hope for. Starring: Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Adam Driver, Daisy Ridley. Directed By: Rian Johnson.
Here are FilmSelect´s best Trailers of 2017:00:03 Ready Player One02:27 Jurassic World 204:51 Avengers Infinity War07:14 Thor Ragnarok09:40 Star Wars 812:05 ...
- “The Meyerowitz Stories”
- “The Shape of Water”
- “Blade Runner 2049”
- “Baby Driver”
- “Ingrid Goes West”
- “Mother!”
- “The Disaster Artist”
- “Isle of Dogs”
- “It Comes at Night”
- “It”
Noah Baumbach movies don’t always result in trailers that knock you off your feet, but this teaser for the wonderful “The Meyerowitz Stories” is so perfect in selling the lovable family dysfunction at the film’s center that itmight just be the best Baumbach trailer to date. Netflix gets bonus points for playing off Adam Sandler’s musical persona.
Mystery, romance, and menace made the first trailer for Guillermo del Toro’s “The Shape of Water” a true stunner. Fox Searchlight introduced the film’s basic plot but really managed to sell the film’s heightened emotional state. Try not to get chills when “La Javanaise” begins to play.
Your trailer would probably be great too if every shot was a Roger Deakins jaw-dropper. Warner Bros. wisely put Deakins’ work front and center in the first “Blade Runner 2049” trailer, proving to everyone that this was going to be the high art of blockbuster filmmaking.
Sparks fly when you bring Edgar Wright’s ferocious editing style to a movie trailer. The “Baby Driver” official trailer forces you to buckle up and enjoy the thrill ride because every cut is so precise and so instrumental to building momentum. This trailer moves like no other one this year.
The “Ingrid Goes West” trailer pulsates with so much ego-obsessed mania that it basically puts a target on the back of every social media-obsessed teenager who can’t live without a screen in front of their face. A lot of people clearly never saw this one, because the movie would’ve been a way bigger hit if they did.
The first trailer for Darren Aronofsky’s “mother!” proves just how well a great score and some piercing editing can sell your movie. The discordant strings and sharp cuts ratchet up the tension and give nothing away except the vibe that something very, very disturbing is in store.
Sometimes all you need is one scene to sell your movie, and “The Disaster Artist” teaser trailer proves that and then some. The clip runs just under the one-and-a-half minute mark and features one scene where Tommy Wiseau just can’t remember his line over and over and over again. It’s a microcosm for what makes “The Room” such a monumentally great ...
A peek into the mind of Wes Anderson is always going to be delightful for cinephiles, but the “Isle of Dogs” trailer is so wonderful on so many levels that even regular moviegoers have to be intrigued by this one. By the time The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band’s “I Won’t Hurt You” starts to play, Anderson has you in the palm of his hand.
The teaser trailer for Trey Edward Shults’ “It Comes At Night” is a masterclass in explosive tension. The entire clip is a pressure cooker as the camera slowly makes its way towards a mysterious red door. Scenes from the movie break in as the editing gets faster and the score unbearable loud. What’s behind the red door? There’s no way you won’t wan...
The “It” teaser trailer was pretty much one of the year’s best horror movies, which meant it was a warning sign to fans that the feature would pretty much be a nightmare. The clip devotes most of its attention to two of the film’s great set pieces (the opening and the projector) while teasing some of its most chilling images. Cover your eyes indeed...
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