Trailer Roll-up (May 23-27)

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All of this week's trailers rolled into one joint"


Every week we get flooded with trailer, some good and some bad.  Its hard to keep up with all of them, so we thought we'd help you out by at least letting you see the ones worth watching. Here are 5 of the latest most talked about trailers that dropped this past week all rolled up into one joint.

Christopher Robin Trailer #1

 

Release date: August 3, 2018 Directed by: Marc Foster Starring: Ewan McGregor, Hayley Atwell, Jim Cummings

Most of uses childhood friend is finally hitting the big screen. Christopher Robin will follow Christopher Robin of course as he has now gotten older and realizes his life has become a drag Until he reunites with his childhood friend in pooh bear who tried to bring back the joy he had when he was a child. This trailer really warms my heart, and now I can't wait to see my old friend back on the big screen. 

Sicario: Day of Soldado Trailer #3 

       

Release date: June 29, 2018 Directed by: Stefano Sollima Staring: Benicio Del Torro, Josh Brolin, Isabella Moner

 The Mexican hitman played by Benicio Del Torro is back and this time is going to war with everyone. after a mission goes wrong the U.S government tries to wash their hands clean of everything, including Del Torro. this movie looks like it will turn up the action from the first one, so it sounds like a great time. I loved the first sicario so hopefully, this one gives me that same high. 

Skyscrapers Trailer #2




Release date: July 13, 2018  Directed by: Rawson M. Thurber Staring: Dwayne Johnson, Neve Cambell

Fresh off of taking on some giant monster, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is now taking on a skyscraper. After a state of the art skyscraper is attacked by terrorist, the rock will do anything to protect his family and get them to safety before the skyscraper collapses. This movie seems fun enough to get a decent buzz and it has the rock so you know it will be some fun.

Hotel Artemis Red Band Trailer 

           Release Date: June 8, 2018  Directed by: Drew Pearce Starring: Jodie Foster, Sterling K Brown, Jeff Goldblum

The red band trailer for Hotel Artemis has hit the web. The movie will take place in a secret hotel for criminals that operates as a hospital with the main rule being no killing. So, of course, a group of criminals will come into the hotel and start a bunch of shit turning the criminal's safe place into a war zone. The movie pretty much borrows a lot from John Wick. Hopefully, they can make the idea fresh and a good high experience.

The Sisters Brothers Trailer #1


              

Release date: October 12, 2018   Directed by: Jacques Audiard Starring: John C Reily and Joaquin Phoenix

The Sisters Brothers is a western comedy following two hitman brothers as they try to find there biggest score ever in order to leave the life of crime they have grown tired of. from the trailers I get a few chuckles, but nothing that makes me want to see this movie any more than I wanted to ( and really wasn't looking forward to it that much). But hey, for all I know the movie might be the comedy of the year. Heres hoping.

Which one of these trailers interests you the most? Any trailer from the past week that I may have missed? Let us know by sparking it up in the comment section. And be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms by hitting them below to stay up to date on the latest movie and entertainment reviews and news for the blazed crew. Blaze it!

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