The official U.S. trailer went live on Monday for director Tony Chan’s explosive firefighter tale, The Bravest. The had a prospective theatrical run during the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China back in August, and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment is proudly granting a stateside audience in North America for release on Digital beginning January 14.
Director Tony Chan’s explosive firefighter tale, The Bravest, had a prospective theatrical run during the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China back in August.
YouTube Red will have its way with netizens later this year upon the premiere of The Karate Kid series, Cobra Kai. The sequel to the classic underdog fight drama now has a teaser online introducing a narrative centric to that of Johnny (William Zabka), stoic and struggling amid his search for heuristic redemption thirty-four years after the All Valley Karate Tournament upon losing to a now happily-married and successful Daniel (Ralph Macchio).
I remember first catching the trailer for Luc Besson’s upcoming sci-fi, Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets and likening it to the director’s equally splendid intergalactic futuristic sci-fi bid, The Fifth Element. Granted the film’s over-the-top bravado and almost anime-style delivery, the formula itself applied a groundbreaking tale that garnered the film’s succession at the box office nearly 20 years ago.
KINGSGLAIVE features an all-star cast, including Sean Bean ( Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones) as King Regis, Lena Headey ( 300, Game of Thrones) as Princess Luna and Aaron Paul ( Breaking Bad) as Kingsglaive soldier Nyx.
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