It’s December already which means we’re two weeks away from the premiere of the film every Star Wars fan out there will want to watch. Rogue One launches on December 16th, and tickets are already on sale online. But until then, we’ve plenty of other trailers to check out, including Tom Cruise’s The Mummy.
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Beauty and the Beast
We already saw the first Beauty and the Beast trailer, so it’s time to check out a slight variation of it, the international clip for Disney’s hot new film.
Eloise
What would you do to get your hands on a death certificate that would give you access to a great inheritance? Would you visit a creepy mental institution? That’s what Eloise is about, and yes, it’s a horror flick hitting cinemas in December.
Rogue One
Ok, so I’m slightly cheating here. We’ve got new footage from Rogue One, but it’s not a trailer. Even so, it’s worth watching, as Felicity Jones’ Jyn Erso kicks some Stormtrooper ass in great style.
Sleight
The Now You See Me movies made magic great again. Sleight is a new magic movie coming out next April, and it’s about a young street magician who has to take care of his sister after their mom passes away. The kicker? He will combine magic with drug dealing.
The Belko Experiment
The Belko Experiment
seems simple enough: The employees of Belko have to kill three people inside a company that’s on lock down. Otherwise, whoever is calling the shots will kill six of them. And that’s just phase 1:
The Mummy
Yes, there are too many movies about mummies. But there wasn’t one starring Tom Cruise, so he had to fix it. The Mummy premieres on June 9th, so there’s plenty of time to see more footage. Aside from Cruise, we have Sofia Boutella playing the Mummy, and Russell Crowe, playing a Dr. Henry Jekyll. Yes, that Dr. Jekyll.
The Shack
Opening on March 3, The Shack is a movie about a man (Sam Worthington) who’s dealing with the loss of his daughter when all of a sudden God (Octavia Spencer) calls him up for a meeting.
