Trailer Tuesday: Godzilla, Men in Black and Gemini Man

Luca Fontana

30.4.2019

Translation: Patrik Stainbrook

It’s Trailer Tuesday. Time to look back on the best trailers of last week. This time: Godzilla’s back, Men in Black UK Edition and young Will Smith.

Bombast, Bombast, Bombast. Godzilla is returning to the Monsterverse for a second time, the same cinematic universe that serves as the setting for 2017’s King Kong remake. However, the new trailer doesn’t point towards a clash of the titans quite yet: first Godzilla must face the three-headed Ghidorah to claim domination over all monsters.

Release date in Swiss cinemas: 30/5/2019

Men in Black: International

Men in Black without Will Smith or Tommy Lee Jones but with Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson? Hmm. At least «Thor: Ragnarok» proved that there’s definitely chemistry between these two. Will part four be able to hold a candle to the 1997 classic? Hardly. But: both sequels didn’t come close either. The chances of at least a moderate success with this new cast, including Liam Neeson and Emma Thompson, are quite good.

Release date in Swiss cinemas: 13/6/2019

Dark: Season 2

«Dark» is the first German series made by Netflix to be written, produced and filmed entirely in Germany. That was 2017. Thanks to its popularity, season 2 is coming. The dystopian mystery saga is diving even deeper into the realm of fantasy with season 2.

Start date: 21/6/2019

Stuber

Deadpool’s taxi driver: the movie. Or something like that. Stu (Kumail Nanjiani) is an Uber driver with a desperate need for positive customer reviews. His next guest turns out to be a bad-ass cop (Dave Bautista) on the hunt for a ruthless killer. Let the buddy-comedy commence.

Release date in Swiss cinemas: 11/7/2019

Gemini Man

Lead actor: Will Smith. Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer. Director: Ang Lee. There’s nothing more you need to know: you have to watch this movie. What’s it about? Smith’s character is tasked to hunt an older version of himself. A highlight: Will Smith was digitally made to look like the 90’s version of himself.

Release date in Swiss cinemas: 3/10/2019

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Luca Fontana

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I write about technology as if it were cinema, and about films as if they were real life. Between bits and blockbusters, I’m after stories that move people, not just generate clicks. And yes – sometimes I listen to film scores louder than I probably should.

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