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World Trade Center Trailer is Online!

Posted by Neil Miller (neil@filmschoolrejects.com) on May 17, 2006

Mere weeks after United 93 all but answered the question, “Is it too soon?” the trailer for Oliver Stone’s World Trade Center has hit the net. The trailer, which is just as gut wrenching as the United 93 trailer, shows the film with significantly more star power with Nicholas Cage, Maria Bello and Maggie Gyllenhaal. I must look at this and say that it will be a completely different kind of film that United 93, which could be a bad thing. Can it go to a point of being too star-studded? Will people be moved watching Nick Cage rather than some unknown with a real New York accent? I think that people will be moved either way, but only time will tell… To check out the trailer, just click the picture above.

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Film School Rejects » The Da Vinci Bomb says:
May 18th, 2006 at 3:45 am

[...] For the most part, this week has carried a fairly somber tone amongst the Film literati. At least in my opinion, the hype surrounding tomorrow’s release of The Da Vinci Code has evened out a bit. On Monday, most of the talk was centered around how Poseidon almost literally sank at the box office, finishing second to uber-douche bag Tom Cruise’s publicity stunt-fest Mission Impossible III. Tuesday it was much of the same, with more talk about Poseidon and some mixed news ranging from a new Superman Returns poster to the release of the trailer for Oli Stone’s homage to the heroes of 9/11 and their mustaches, World Trade Center. [...]