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Trailer Tuesday: Stranger Things, The Boys, The Peanut Butter Falcon
25.6.2019
Translation: Patrik Stainbrook
«Stranger Things» will come back to Netflix – but the trailer's already out now. «The Boys» gives us a bitterly mean-spirited mockery of superheroes while «The Peanut Butter Falcon» is looking very enticing.
Stranger Things, Season 3
Errr... the final trailer for the third season of «Stranger Things» doesn't hold back. Some might say it reveals too much. We hear a dark voice emerging from the Off. Probably something from the Upside Down. The voice wants to stay, apparently. In our world. Or in its host? No idea. Although: the monsters haven't talked yet, have they? Argh. The 4th of July can't come fast enough.
Start date: 4/7/2019, Netflix
The Boys
Start date: 26/7/2019, Amazon Prime Video
The Peanut Butter Falcon
Zak (Zack Gottsagen), a young man with Down syndrome, flees his home to become a professional wrestler. On his way, he meets a petty criminal (Shia LaBeouf) who's also on the run – an unusual adventure takes its course. To be honest: the smile I had while watching the trailer still isn't completely gone. Equal treatment is the greatest gift us humans can give each other. At least in my opinion. And this film is just bursting with equality. I'm amazed.
Release date in Swiss cinemas: 9. August 2019
Official Secrets
Release date in Swiss cinemas: 23. August 2019
Ready or Not
Did you notice? The woman in the trailer in the leading role isn't Margot Robbie, but Samara Weaving. Ha! I was gobsmacked. I could have sworn it was Margot Robbie. Be that as it may: the bloodthirsty thriller – or comedy? – is about an eccentric family with a strange tradition around life and death. Still looks approachable, sort of. Even though, now that I know that isn't Margot Robbie... nah.
Release date in Swiss cinemas: 26/9/2019
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Luca Fontana
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Luca.Fontana@digitecgalaxus.chI 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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