The studio debuted this first trailer for Angels & Demons it in front of Quantum Of Solace over the weekend. Interesting how the production ensured, since this is Dan Brown’s prequel to The Da Vinci Code, Tom Hanks looks younger. Opens May 31st.
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COMMENTS (11)
Didn’t see DaVinci and won’t be seeing this, either I wish Hollywood made movies I wanna see They used to. They don’t these days.
Just my 2 cents.
Comment by michael dobrofsky — Sunday November 16, 2008 @ 5:31pm PST Reply to this post
Well, Michael, the hoofers and the wise guys aren’t around anymore. Gene Kelly, Cagney, all gone. Though they do still live on DVD. You should upgrade your technology and try that.
The first one was beyond boring, so count me out for this one. I’d much rather watch Indiana Jones 1 – 3 again.
Comment by IDM — Monday November 17, 2008 @ 12:59am PST Reply to this post
Dammit I miss Hank’s hairdo from DA VINCI.
Let us hope this film is not as pedantic, dull and stagey as the original.
Comment by spacesheik — Monday November 17, 2008 @ 2:13am PST Reply to this post
A compelling teaser trailer even if it is for a sequel (I know…prequel) that no one asked for.
Some great imagery used and the (CGI I assume) tracking shot really pops but when the word Illuminati spins onto screen it looks like an ad for a new Iron Maiden album.
Really Sony, a spinning word? That’s how you sell the antagonist in this film?
Comment by Warner Borg — Monday November 17, 2008 @ 2:52am PST Reply to this post
“I’ll gladly wait for National Treasure 3 instead.”
You mean INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL? A
vailable now on DVD and Blu-Ray: Nuked fridges! CGI gophers! Shia as Tarzan! Triple-crossing Cockey agents! Shia gets hit in the nuts by shrubbery! Dissapearing natives! Close Encounters finale! all the good stuff! Get your copy now!
Comment by spacesheik — Monday November 17, 2008 @ 5:14am PST Reply to this post
Ooooh, I love Biblical fantasy (is that redundant?), and whoever wrote the V.O. for this teaser must’ve taken his or her inspiration from the teaser for “The Exorcist.”
Comment by Buddy Bing — Monday November 17, 2008 @ 8:30am PST Reply to this post
I am so in this film. We shot this for 2 months in Inglewood (July & October). It is AMAZING what cgi can do. Really.
Comment by Réalisateur Homme Noir — Monday November 17, 2008 @ 3:43pm PST Reply to this post
Didn’t see DaVinci and won’t be seeing this, either
I wish Hollywood made movies I wanna see
They used to. They don’t these days.
Just my 2 cents.
Well, Michael, the hoofers and the wise guys aren’t around anymore. Gene Kelly, Cagney, all gone. Though they do still live on DVD. You should upgrade your technology and try that.
I’ll gladly wait for National Treasure 3 instead.
The first one was beyond boring, so count me out for this one. I’d much rather watch Indiana Jones 1 – 3 again.
Dammit I miss Hank’s hairdo from DA VINCI.
Let us hope this film is not as pedantic, dull and stagey as the original.
A compelling teaser trailer even if it is for a sequel (I know…prequel) that no one asked for.
Some great imagery used and the (CGI I assume) tracking shot really pops but when the word Illuminati spins onto screen it looks like an ad for a new Iron Maiden album.
Really Sony, a spinning word? That’s how you sell the antagonist in this film?
“I’ll gladly wait for National Treasure 3 instead.”
You mean INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL? A
vailable now on DVD and Blu-Ray: Nuked fridges! CGI gophers! Shia as Tarzan! Triple-crossing Cockey agents! Shia gets hit in the nuts by shrubbery! Dissapearing natives! Close Encounters finale! all the good stuff! Get your copy now!
Ooooh, I love Biblical fantasy (is that redundant?), and whoever wrote the V.O. for this teaser must’ve taken his or her inspiration from the teaser for “The Exorcist.”
I am so in this film. We shot this for 2 months in Inglewood (July & October). It is AMAZING what cgi can do. Really.
prepare for Mason boycott
What a musical score, though… one of Zimmer’s best, in my opinion. Just hearing it quoted again was great.