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The Transformers film franchise doesn’t have the same blockbuster power it might’ve had more than a decade ago, but director Steven Caple Jr. is hoping to change that with his latest installment, Transformers: Rise of The Beasts. The latest trailer does show a lot of promise.
Starring up and coming Latino star in the making Anthony Ramos (In The Heights), the latest trailer to Transformers: Rise of The Beasts gives us a better look at the Maximal transformers which turn into animals instead of cars, but are actually descendants of the Autobots. With a new threat coming to earth in the form of Unicron who’s capable of devouring the planet, Galactus style, the Autobots and Maximals have to figure out how to stop him with the help of a Latino kid from Brooklyn (FOH Shia LaBeouf!).
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Filled with dope action sequences, impressive special effects, and people of color, Transformers: Rise of The Beasts may actually be the film to take the struggling franchise and make it a summer powerhouse again.
Check out the trailer to Rise of The Beasts below and let us know if you’ll be checking for it when it hits theaters June 9th in the comments section below.
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For a while now it’s been said that the sequel to Captain Marvel would be a team-up between Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel), Monica Rambeau (Photon) and Kamala Kahn (Ms. Marvel). Sure enough, the first trailer for the upcoming The Marvels confirms that the film will be a crossover event involving the three superheroes.
Picking up where the season finale to Disney+’s Ms. Marvel left off, the trailer finds Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) switching bodies with both Monica Rambeau (Teyonah Parris) and Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) much to the astonishment of one, Nick Fury. Looking to make sense of how Kamala is able to pull off such a feat, Fury and Rambeau pay Khan and her family a visit which provides some comedic hijinks that’s sure to be a big part of the upcoming film.
Knowing they have to work together to save the world from the latest villain that’s threatening it, Danvers and Rambeau reluctantly form a trio with the young Khan who’s more than excited to be joining forces with her idol and newfound teammate. So far Marvel Studios has been tightlipped about the actual plot of the film and who the main villain will be. Unfortunately for fans, the trailer doesn’t provide any intel or even clues as to who the super-powered trio will be taking on.
What the trailer does showcase is that the film seems to be taking on the humorous and family-driven tone that made Ms. Marvel a fan-favorite series that got bombed by right-wing trolls who had a problem with superhero series starring a female Muslim as the titular character. Oh well.
Check out the trailer to The Marvels below and let us know if you’ll be checking for this when it hits theaters this November in the comments section below.
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During last night’s Grammy Awards, 20th Century Fox finally gave us our first teaser trailer to the upcoming reboot to the cult classic comedy, White Men Can’t Jump. And truth be told, it looks aight.
Starring Jack Harlow as the white man referred to in the title, who was played by Woody Harrelson in the original 1992 film, the teaser trailer has Jimmy (Jack Harlow) building a sort of bromance with his partner-in-grind, Kamal Allen (Sinqua Walls) on the basketball court while trying to hustle money out of opponents who assume Jimmy got no game. Though there’s no word on the specific plot to the film or how these two ended up running mates, it does seem like this duo shares a little chemistry in the limited scenes we see in the trailer.
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It should be worth noting that in this version of the movie the characters played by Harlow and Walls aren’t the same as the ones played by Wesley Snipes (Sidney Deane) and Woody Harrelson (Billy Hoyle a.k.a Billy H*e). In other words, don’t be surprised if Sidney and Billy H*e make a surprise cameo appearance in the new film.
Check out the trailer to the Calmatic-directed White Men Can’t Jump and let us know if you’ll be checking for it on Hulu when it starts streaming May 19.
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The Ghostface Killer is back but instead of causing a ruckus in the burbs of the West Coast, he’s terrorizing New Yorkers instead (he probably got a Death Row pendant under his costume).
A month after we got our first teaser trailer for Scream VI, fans of the cult classic franchise have not gotten the first full official trailer for the slasher film and truth be told, it looks pretty damn good. Taking place after the events of Scream 5 in which the surviving “teens” move to New York to escape the bloody memories left in Woodsboro, California, Sam Carpenter (Melissa Barrera), Mindy Meeks-Martin (Jasmin Savoy Brown), Chad Meeks-Martin (Mason Gooding) and Tara Carpenter (Jenna Ortega) find themselves being hunted by the latest nut to take up the mantle of the Ghostface murderer.
This time around though, the killer promises to be “something different” as he attempts to take down the aforementioned characters along with Scream alumni, Gale Weathers (Courtney Cox). And though it was reported that OG Scream queen, Neve Campbell skipped this entry into the franchise due to contract disputes, we wouldn’t be surprised if that was a smoke screen and her character of Sidney Prescott ends up being the secret identity of the killer this time around. We already know that every Scream movie ends with a wild twist, so why not?
Filled with violence, kids running for their lives, and of course screaming, the trailer to Scream VI promises fans a bloody good time and an ending that better shock the heck out of everyone. At least we hope it does.
Will you be checking out Scream VI when it hits theaters March 10 or are you all screamed out? Let us know in the comments section below.
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