Community's fourth season starts up in two weeks on Thursday, February 7th, and NBC (probably) won't be changing the premiere date last-minute again. Here's a fun new remix trailer to promote the new season, which ends with a quote from Troy and Abed, "You tried to destroy us but you only made us more awesome," that almost seems like a direct message to the network.
There are some trailers where you can just hear the studio executives' conversation:
Exec 1: "Ok, Glee is really popular with kids. Am I saying that right, "kids?" What should we do?" Exec 2: "There's this book called Pitch Perfect that's just like Bring It On, but, wait for it, with singing!" Exec 3: "Who will be in it?" Exec 4: "Anna Kendrick?" Exec 1 and 2: "Perfect!" Exec 3: "Pitch Perfect." Exex 1, 2, 3, 4: "Hahahahahahahahah" [Then they laugh and throw money at each other for eternity]
However, 30 Rock writer and all-around funny person, Kay Cannon wrote it, so it could/should be better than expected. At minimum, you might [...]
Chris Lilley, creator and star of the amazing Summer Heights High, is returning to HBO this summer with a new series: Angry Boys. Like Summer Heights High, Lilley plays multiple characters in it, including "a pair of co-dependent brothers, a former surfing great, an untalented rapper, a prison guard grandma and an overprotective Asian mother." Oh god, this show cannot come soon enough.
As Ricky says, "This is the worst English lesson ever." It might not teach anyone English, but it might remind people of the joy of listening to the blabbering nonsense of a bonehead. Wait, so what does "where" mean? And what does "where" mean? Hopefully we'll get some answers on August 14, when the show gets released for free on iTunes.
Don't you hate it when you accidentally throw your lubed-up ejaculate sock on your toddler's head? Doh-oh-oh! America's obsession with the size, location and relative humiliation level of Jason Biggs' orgasm continues with the masturbation-filled American Reunion trailer. Seriously, why kids always gotta be interrupting people when they're trying to cum? I also appreciate the nod to gender equality; It's high time we as a society acknowledge that both husbands and wives would rather jerk-off alone in their own bubble of erotic despair than have sex with their spouses.
Here's the first trailer for Super, James Gunn's dark comedy starring Rainn Wilson about a man who hits rock bottom and decides to become an ultra-violent super hero. Here's the official synopsis: After his wife Sarah (Liv Tyler) hooks up with a smooth-talking drug dealer named Jacques (Kevin Bacon), Frank (Rainn Wilson) transforms himself into superhero “The Crimson Bolt”. Then with the help of a trusty wrench, Frank wages a one man war on crime. Libby (Ellen Page), a local comic book store employee, transforms herself into a superheroine named “Boltie” and becomes Frank’s sidekick. The two then team up to take Jacques down.
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There's so much amazingness in this trailer, one is compelled to just list things until the cows come home. (Though, I imagine cattle ranchers have actual work to do, so they can't listicle it up like they were in High Fidelity.) Ok, without further ado, listing: Max Greenfield has three arms, a robot sticks a still bloody human face over its own face, Aziz looks like he's about to do something real weird, a jacket has no pockets, and Alison Brie gets punched in the face. Luckily, the show returns for a second season next Thursday, so any more listing is probably superfluous.
In case anybody is still on the fence about ponying up $12.50 to see it in theaters, the Bridesmaids red band trailer promises all the filthy cursing and proposed fuck-a-thons the human mind could desire. Some new tidbits include Wiig's Hitler impression (historically accurate), Wendi McLendon-Covey's tale of domestic terror (devastating) and the intensely acrobatic, extremely goofy love-making skills of one Mr. Jon Hamm (why, why, why would anyone not see this movie?). The Bridesmaids character posters are less revealing, though if I ever have room in my heart for more than one wild card, Melissa McCarthy will be it.
Here's the first trailer for The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret, the David Cross vehicle coming to IFC that reunites him with Will Arnett. Sure, they're also being reunited in Running Wilde, but that one has Arnett as a lead with Cross as a supporting character, Todd Margaret is the opposite. Gotta keep these Arrested Development reunions fresh!
