‘Deadpool 2’ gets new trailer

Avengers: Infinity War isn’t the only big superhero movie you’ll be seeing soon. The irreverent Deadpool 2 is also hitting theaters starting May 18^th and the film gets a new trailer. In signature Deadpool style, we get more of Deadpool’s wisecracks, tons of gore and violence, and meta-commentary on the nature of superhero films—which are the things fans of the original film have come to expect. The new trailer introduces a new group of superheroes he assembles called the X-Force, which Deadpool freely admits is a derivative name. We see the likes of Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead but there are some new faces, too.

Doctor Strange makes appearance in New ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Japanese trailer

Thor: Ragnarok—or as it’s being called in Japan, Thor: Battle Royale—gets a new trailer as we near the release date of the film (it comes out November 3^rd here). But while it’s pretty standard and showed off some of the clips we’ve seen before. The opening of the trailer shows us something, or should we say, someone new. Doctor Strange makes an appearance at the start of the trailer talking to Thor about a “great change” happening in his future. It might seem like a random appearance but it makes sense as Thor appeared in the mid-credits scene of Doctor Strange with them talking about Asgardian affairs.

Stephen King’s ‘IT’ remake gets first trailer

If the trailer is any indication, we’re in for a scary ride with the remake of Stephen King’s IT. There was a lot of drama behind the scenes when it came to bringing this project together. The film was originally set to be adapted by True Detective’s first season director Cary Fukunaga. But production trouble had him leaving the project in the summer of 2015. The adaptation then fell into the hands of Andrés Muschietti, who directed horror hit Mama. And here we get a first look into the first of the two-part film. From the get-go you see deviations from the original and we hope this makes it a worthwhile remake. IT is set to come out in September 2017.

Source: Fast Company