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Bollywood releases tend to be a bit top heavy (in terms of release schedule, shame on you cheeky monkeys) so with the end of the year creeping closer, we are getting a barrage of exciting trailer in B-town and here is a wrap up of the most exciting ones. Agneepath A remake of the [...]
Given the ubiquity of zombie films, it was impressive to say the least that The Walking Dead managed to inject fresh life (sorry) into the genre, albeit on the small screen which necessarily gives more space for developing better fleshed-out (sorry) character arcs and mythology. At a tight and pacy six episodes, season one was [...]
I love stumbling across film trailers I’ve not seen before and this little doozy has now got my full attention for the release of the movie, in fact it had my attention at seeing the word Zombie in its description. Latino Review released the exclusive trailer and posted some interesting news about the development of [...]
We have a real treat for you today, a trailer for French thriller, Point Blank. Technically, we’ve seen it before, as part of Andy Petrou’s World Trailer Park round-up, but for the non-Francophones among you, we have subtitles this time to give us a bit more of an idea as to what is going on. To be [...]
New trailer time for the Jesse Eisenber/Justin Bartha drug drama Holy Rollers. It’s a film we’ve been following for some time and this new trailer has a different vibe to the US version which we saw almost a year ago and we have only a few weeks until the film makes it into UK cinemas [...]
HeyUGuys brings you the latest in World Cinema film trailers in association with Film Dates UK. Each week we’ll be showcasing some of most anticipated foreign releases as well as highlighting a few hidden gems which may have fallen off your radar. It’s no surprise that Hollywood has turned to World Cinema for inspiration in [...]
You can catch up here on all of our posts so far on “Beautiful Boy”, a new drama from first time feature director Shawn Ku about a couple coming to terms with their teenage son’s involvement in a deadly campus shooting. Although much of the content of the new second trailer is repeated from this [...]
We first posted the trailer for this one back in April of last year, and were sure that the festival favourite was coming out a few weeks later in May 2010. Almost a year later and Kevin Asch’s film finally gets the UK release date of May 20th and will no doubt enjoy the rising [...]
This evening sees one of the biggest US television audiences glued to their TVs for the 2011 XLV (45th) Superbowl. With an audience of around 100m due to tune in, this is a chance for all the big Hollywood movie studios to show off their latest trailers. We’re not too interested in the game but [...]
This month has been one of the best that I can remember for trailers. All the studios were desperate for their trailer to get released before the Christmas holidays and we were inundated with posts. Since I love trailers so much, the inundation was most welcome. In what I am considering making a monthly post, [...]
As if we weren’t excited enough about Marvel vs Capcom 3 as it was, this brilliantly bonkers new trailer has arrived. Combining the best of the non-sensical worlds, the CGI teaser packs in the game’s unequivocal awesomeness, with Magneto, X-23, The Hulk, Ghost & Goblins’ Sir arthur, Resident Evil’s Wesker and Chris, and – brilliantly [...]
HeyUGuys brings you the latest in World Cinema film trailers in association with Film Dates UK. We’ll be showcasing some of most anticipated foreign releases as well as highlighting a few hidden gems which may have fallen off your radar. It’s no surprise that Hollywood has turned to World Cinema for inspiration in recent years [...]
Over the summer, we brought you a couple of trailers for Japanese live-action comic-book adap “Space Battleship Yamato”. We can now add to that a five minute clip from the film, courtesy of Ain’t It Cool News. The sequences of the eponymous Battleship rising out of the ground are pretty impressive and the quality of [...]
You can catch up here on all of our previous posts on “Tangled”, Disney’s clever reworking of the Rapunzel story. After clips, featurettes, posters and more clips, we now have….another clip! IESB give us the following synopsis:- When the kingdom’s most wanted and most charming bandit Flynn Rider (voice of Zachary Levi) is taken hostage by [...]
From the Brothers Strause, the effects team behind Avatar, comes Skyline, in cinemas, Friday, 12th November. After a late night party, a group of friends wake to an eerie blue light that attracts people like moths to a flame, sucking them skywards! The friends soon learn that an extraterrestrial force is swallowing the entire human [...]
Skyline will finally hit our screens in a couple of short weeks and despite near-saturation advertising across billboard adverts, trailers, clips and posters, it still looks mightily impressive. Whether the final product can match up, we will soon know. For now, we have a new clip showing the before and after of a moment from [...]
Lately we’ve been treated to posters, pics and trailers aplenty for director Tony Scott’s latest collaboration with Denzel Washington, Unstoppable. In case you’ve missed our earlier posts, Unstoppable is about a new train engineer, played by Chris Pine (James Kirk in the Star Trek reboot) who is being mentored by Denzel Washington in order to [...]
One of my favourite films from this year’s Frightfest was the remarkable Hong Kong film Dream Home. In my round up of day three of Frightfest I described Dream Home as follows, “A well crafted film that blends many genres and weaves a fascinating and engrossing story. Touching on the handover, property markets, the economic [...]
We have been steadily bringing you news, trailers and all manner of other lovely goodness on the next installment of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. After the mightily impressive box office haul of the first film (The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe), the follow-up (Prince Caspian) underperformed a little, [...]
