Posts tagged trailer.

Extended Django Unchained trailer

thedailywhat:

Movie Trailer of the Day: Jack Kerouac’s bestseller finally will make it to the big screen after years in development — and a perfectly timed scandal from star Kristen Stewart.

On the Road, starring  KStew, Garrett Hedlund, Sam Riley, Viggo Mortensen, Amy Adams, Kirsten Dunst, and Terrence Howard,  hits theaters December 21.

[bestweekever]

Reflections Unheard: Black Women in Civil Rights Documentary Clip

While checking out the film blog,Shadow & ActI came upon a new documentary that examines Black women in the civil rights movement. EntitledReflections Unheard, the film “focuses on the marginalization of black women between the Black Power and Feminist ideologies of the 60s and 70s, up to the present.”

Featuring file footage from those turbulent times and commentary from several Black women, the film exposes how Black women have had to continuously decide between our race and our gender.

Currently unfinished, this film is bound to spark very intense conversations around race, gender, and how we define ourselves.

Check out the extended trailer and find out how you can donate to the film. 

Hysteria trailer.

So I kept waiting for someone to be like like SIKE you’ve been punkd…but this movie is real yall. this makes me happy

The Black Power Mixtape (1967-1965)

Click the link to watch the trailer and get more information about the release date.

cre8tivesilence:

Trailer

TV Corner - Pan Am Fall 2011 trailer

(via Shakesville)

 Conceived as a “period drama about the pilots and flight attendants who once made Pan Am the most glamorous way to fly,” it looks like a cross between Mad Men and Catch Me If You Can, with all the stylized backlash goodness of implying that America’s Golden Age of pre-feminism was funsexytimes to be a lady while simultaneously recreating for entertainment purposes enough rank misogyny endemic to the era to insidiously scold modern women for not realizing how good they’ve got it. YAY!

The other awesome (where awesome = totes horrendo) thing about setting a show in the past is how you can make it all about straight white people, and respond to criticism about a lack of diversity with: THAT’S JUST HOW IT WAS BACK THEN!

People of color and queer people and women who weren’t caricatures of a stereotype of a straw-woman stitched together with myths and hooey didn’t even EXIST until they started complaining about stuff.

It’s called history. Look it up.

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The most obnoxious aspect of “retro chic” entertainment like this is the aggressively insistent pretense that institutional misogyny is a thing of the past, so it’s okay to laugh at the ABSURDITY of flight attendants getting weighed, except whoops that still happens.

Read the entire piece over at Shakesville and all the other TV/Movie trailer breakdowns over there because they are just always on point and full of lulz

Academy Award Winning Movie Trailer - The 11 Best Picture Nominee For 2010.

I know this is a bit old and has been circulated around the interwebs a lot but I just recently rewatched this and its hilarious how it never gets old (or never stops being used. Here’s a recent Example via SplitInsider.)