You know what I strongly dislike? Vague movie trailers. You know what I dislike even more? A secondary trailer for a movie that is just as vague as the first trailer.

Ok, Christopher Nolan. You can keep on making your mysterious movie trailers knowing damn well that no matter how confused your audience is, we will still buy a ticket to see your movie. The successes of The Dark Knight has granted you such power. But, come on, man! We all REALLY want to know what your latest movie, Inception, is all about.

So, the vagueness of your first trailer was fine because it caught our attention, but you’re supposed to clear all that up and give us at least a simple idea of what your movie is about in your second trailer.

Oh well. I guess I will just have to wait for trailer three to come out to understand what the hell is going on in this movie.

Check out the new trailer for Inception in the full post.

The first trailer I saw for Rob Marshall’s (director of Chicago and Memoirs of a Geisha) movie “Nine” didn’t do anything for me. The movie looked to be everything musical film geeks love and I generally loathe. Not that musicals in movie format aren’t good. They’re just not my cup of tea. Chicago was a damn good movie though… hmm…

Ok, getting back on track. As I was saying. The first trailer for Nine was just “eh…” to me, but this new trailer actually looks quite promising. The trailer offers up a wider glimpse at the plot surrounding the characters, particularly Daniel Day-Lewis’ character Guido.

Daniel Day-Lewis’ presence in the movie only offers more reason for me to see it. The man is a modern day legend in his craft, and he is infamous for being extremely picky in the roles he choose. This characteristic of his seems to work well for him as most films he is in get a shit ton of awards.

Check out the trailer, along with the movie synopsis, in the full post.