The temptation is there to suggest that, for this trailer at least, the audience is seeing Batman in the way that criminals in Gotham City do - the “superstitious, cowardly lot” that Batman’s costume was designed to strike terror into the hearts of, the ones who would see the Batsignal as “a warning,” as the opening narration points out.
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'Milestone' Animated Movie in the Works at DC We see him survive an explosion, seemingly by simply driving through it entirely unscathed the final shot of the trailer, unveiled Saturday at DC FanDome, is Batman walking slowly toward his victim, the camera inverted - his prey is trapped in a car that’s flipped over - and, more than any other superhero movie to date, it looks like something from a horror movie, as if Batman is the latest incarnation of Jason Voorhees or Freddie Krueger, another unstoppable elemental force on the prowl. The idea that Batman is, well, something other than a regular man is invoked throughout the new trailer for writer-director Matt Reeves’ film: We see Pattinson’s Batman get shot repeatedly, seemingly without suffering any negative effects.
Instead of taking the by-now-traditional opportunity to tell a panicking bystander (and the audience, of course) “I’m Batman,” Pattinson’s new cinematic hero instead declares himself to be something else entirely: “I am vengeance.” Or, at least, he doesn’t seem to believe that he is. While two of the train's tank cars contained thousands of gallons of the hazardous material molten phenol acid, the runaway train itself was considered more of a threat than the chemicals on board.Judging by the new The Batmantrailer, Robert Pattinson’s Dark Knight isn’t human.
The project has gone under two previous titles: Runaway Train and 8888, named after the CSX locomotive model number, often referred to as "Crazy Eights" because of two separate incidents in Ohio, one a derailment, the other a runaway train the film is loosely based on.Ī runaway freight train traveled 70 miles with no one at the controls for nearly two hours before rail workers were able to slow it down by latching a second engine to the end of the train and applying the brakes. As for the camera movement, yes, it was in that style." he acting was great, but this is just coming from a normal movie goer so I cant give you a critical analysis. One element of the unfinished CGI had the crowd in a roaring laughter.
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The footage was spectacular, the majority of it being free movement, but I have vertigo so it made me a feel a little queasy at times. "I must say, the movie was fantastic except for the ending, it seemed a bit sappy and not at all following the general feel and pace of the movie. Someone on IMDb claims to have seen a test screening of the movie last month. Please leave your thoughts in the comments below. Watch the movie trailer now embedded after the jump. The duo chase the runaway train in a separate locomotive and need to bring it under control before it derails on a curve and causes a toxic spill that could decimate a town. The film tells the story of an experienced engineer (Washington) who finds himself teaming up with a young conductor (Pine) in a race against time, with a runaway train carrying a cargo of toxic chemicals.
The film stars Chris Pine, Denzel Washington, and Rosario Dawson in a story scripted by Mark Bomback (Live Free or Die Hard, Deception, Race to Witch Mountain) loosely inspired by true events. The trailer makes the film look pretty intense, although I've heard that it is more of a drama than a thriller. I've been wondering with 20th Century Fox would start promoting this film as it is scheduled to hit theaters in just three months, and no publicity materials had yet been released (not a poster or even a photo). Film reader Eddie R has sent us a link to the previously unreleased movie trailer for Tony Scott's upcoming action drama Unstoppable.
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