This isn’t the full quality release, but we can’t ignore these first-looks anymore. Game’s changed.
In any event, this After Earth trailer is not all that dissimilar for the great Oblivion trailer, with similar premises of mostly lone individuals surviving on a hostile Earth that has forgotten, or in this case rejected, mankind.
I like the look of this film from what I can see. The CGI in places is already a bit much, but the crash at the beginning is effecting. I’ve long held that having Will Smith’s h
and shoved up his ass as a major producer, M. Night might be inspired to get his shit together. You don’t direct the man’s son in an epic blockbuster and churn out crap.
That said, the same precautions and more apply as with Oblivion. Too many burns on cool-looking scifi flicks to get wrapped up in it.
The potential is there though. Let’s hope for a full HD trailer soon. The Oblivion leak got that trailer out quicker- the same might happen here (and I’ll update when it does).
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Nothing can make me go see a movie starring Will Smith’s horrible Moppet of a son.
well if you dont like will smith and his son at least you can go and see Tom Cruise in the same movie with different actors. Choices, choices!
Let’s play Guess the Twist!
the Fremen Stillsuits are distracting. I like the visual design from Oblivion, and the actors from this. And didn’t Smith just give away the twist? Where are the smart monkeys? Where is the blow-ed up Statue of Liberty?
Well, there’s no BBBBWWWWWWAAAAAAMMMMPPPP!!!! horns, so that alone wins this trailer some points.
It’s actually a sequel to The Happening.
I don’t know it looks kinda ….. really good.
I’m sure some nifty geek could splice together frames from this trailer and Oblivion and it will look like the same fucking movie. Hell, you could even throw in a few shots from John Carter and be none the wiser. Where the fuck have the visionaries gone? Why is every sci-fi director drinking from the same production design well? Ok, rant over.
Word. Also, whoever wrote Smith’s speech should be taken behind the chemical sheds and shot. Soundtrack seems cool though (and original, as in not from some other movie/trailer?). I hope it’s from the OST.
And I believe this is a yet another example of a theme-pair, premiering within months of each other. Volcano/Dante’s Peak, Mission to Mars/Red Planet…
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