Trailers for Upcoming Films

[cantinflas]

AGGRO DR1FT

[beamish14]

AGGRO DR1FT

Screening at Crazy Girls gentlemen’s club in Los Angeles, which I am tempted to attend

[lzx]

Tickets are $100 a head and seem to have already sold out

[colinr0380]

Seems as if Harmony Korine has played some Hotline: Miami.

(And if anybody from the "Crazy Girls Gentleman's Club" sees this, you have my permission to say to beamish14 "The usual table, sir? I hope we'll not have the same trouble as last time" when he shyly arrives to the club for his 'first time' of visiting!)

[beamish14]

Seems as if Harmony Korine has played some Hotline: Miami.

(And if anybody from the "Crazy Girls Gentleman's Club" sees this, you have my permission to say to beamish14 "The usual table, sir? I hope we'll not have the same trouble as last time" when he shyly arrives to the club for his 'first time' of visiting!)

Haha! Well, if it comes to Jumbo’s Clown Room, I’ll be watching it from my usual spot in the Champagne Room

[beamish14]

Fourth sequel to a lightning in a bottle film from the 80’s that didn’t need any.

No, that other franchise!

[flyonthewall2983]

Even my brother is a little weary of this and he liked the last one

[Finch]

Longlegs teaser

Osgood Perkins directing Maika Monroe and Nic Cage

[Mr Sausage]

Holy shit. If the movie's as unsettling as the trailer, this'll be a real treat.

[brundlefly]

Alice Rohrwacher's La Chimera

[criterionsnob]

Bertrand Bonello's The Beast

[cantinflas]

Horizon: An American Saga

[beamish14]

Horizon: An American Saga

Incredibly excited for these. Open Range is one of my favorite American studio films of the 2000s

[Finch]

The landscape shots are a definite highlight of this trailer. And maybe Costner is the first person to coax a good performance out of Sam Worthington. And thank you for reminding me to watch Open Range again. I only saw it way back on its theatrical release but remember liking it a great deal.

[brundlefly]

Jane Schoenbrun's follow-up to We're All Going to the World's Fair, I Saw the TV Glow

Ishana Night Shyamalan's The Watchers

[therewillbeblus]

Jane Schoenbrun's follow-up to We're All Going to the World's Fair, I Saw the TV Glow

Wow, this looks like it has the potential to blow its already-great predecessor out of the water. And like that film, I expect the OST will be even better than the feature.

[brundlefly]

The People's Joker

[captveg]

Horizon: An American Saga

Incredibly excited for these. Open Range is one of my favorite American studio films of the 2000s

Looks great, and frankly I'm excited to support longtime Hollywood icons like Kevin Costner and Francis Ford Coppola on these ambitious, personally funded huge swings. Production on Chapters 3 & 4 of Horizon should start sometime this year I believe.

[Grand Wazoo]

The People's Joker

I saw this during its festival run last year and it's both a brilliant anarcho-comedy and a genuinely heartfelt trans coming of age film. I loved it.

[brundlefly]

Joanna Arnow's The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed (NSFW)

[brundlefly]

Ethan Hawke's Flannery O'Connor biopic Wildcat. Maya Hawke, Laura Linney.

[therewillbeblus]

Ethan Hawke's Flannery O'Connor biopic Wildcat. Maya Hawke, Laura Linney.

This actually looks promising, hopefully evading some biopic trappings in favor of a more relatable meditation on the search for grace. Ready for all the nepo baby arguments resurfacing as a trade-off for Ethan Hawke gifting his daughter a starring role where she can actually flex her acting muscles for a change. She's been giving awful parts and nobody wants to see her go down the Zoey Deutch path (though glad she's getting a huge part in Linklater's next!) and I can't fault Ethan for trying to intervene and right that course.

[soundchaser]

I’m not sure O’Connor’s life fits the traditional biopic trappings anyway, apart maybe from her time at Iowa and her lupus. I’ll keep an eye out for this one; she was an excellent writer who I don’t think is read widely enough these days.

[therewillbeblus]

Yeah exactly, if they delve as deep into the religious turbulence and how she struggled but persisted to draw spiritual meaning in her own way, it could be fascinating.

[Matt]

It looks like it will incorporate scenes from her stories and novels, so it might be interesting if her imaginary world and her real world blend together. This was a trick used in Raul Ruiz’s Time Regained to marvelous effect.