Ray Gunn - Trailer - Sam Rockwell, Scarlett Johansson - In Metropia, a gigantic city in an alternate future as seen from 1939, private eye Raymond Gunn is drawn into a case involving aliens, murder and a multimedia star named Venus Nova

[u/slyall]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL-xjzQFWsY

[u/Drunk_Pilgrim]

I thought this was going to be the break dancer movie.

[u/chopsuirak → u/Drunk_Pilgrim]

I made this comment in another thread and a bunch of people downvoted me. Must have caught the Aussies at a bad time.

[u/cauliflowergnosis]

Did they steal every visual from The Fifth Element? I'm in.

[u/spdorsey → u/cauliflowergnosis]

I saw a little bit of The Phantom Menace in there...

[u/JoshSidekick → u/spdorsey]

And a touch of The Adventures of Pluto Nash

[u/ChefJTD → u/cauliflowergnosis]

Seriously, all the car chase sequence stuff looks like it was directly lifted from the movie. Multiple shots look like a 1:1 copy of the shots from The Fifth Element, just animated over.

[u/HitBoxBoxer]

I'm in... Looks cool!

[u/SpaceForceAwakens → u/[deleted]]

I was getting a Ron Livingston vibe, but still in.

[u/duranfan]

I can't wait for this.

[u/julian88888888]

Hey it's the same person from Andor! Kathryn Hunter

[u/KaijuCompanion]

Looks like a straight copy of fifth element and blade runner. Meh

[u/HikinginOrange]

Honestly have no idea what to make of this. Visually looks "good", albeit I feel like there isn't a solid enough style that hooks me. The protagonist for example looks high fidelity "generic" while the alien characters lean more toony and distinct. As for the story, I still have no idea what it's about. Retto-future noir with some action, I guess? Narrative is a lot of vague lines fit for a trailer that suggests next to nothing.

It's directed by Brad Bird though, so I've got hopes it will have something that sticks! 

[u/Mister-Psychology]

This looks awesome.

[u/ISwallowedALego]

Every single comment section on this movie will have an Australian break dancer joke for all time, bet.

[u/Nekokeki]

Looks great, but they didn't have to give so much away to hook.

[u/folarin1]

The first Brad Bird movie I'm prob not going to like.

[u/stormcynk]

Feels like AI

[u/wowbobwow]

Sky Captain and the World of To-Noir-O!

[u/MajorVariolasArmy]

So Roger Rabbit? Not sure who the target audience is.