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Martin Scorcese's "Hugo" trailer; "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" trailer;

  • Well, a trailer for Martin Scorcese's Hugo was released just right now! I've watched it a couple of times and it is almost painful to me to say that Hugo seems to be disappointing comparing to what I was expecting from a Scorcese's adaptation of a lovely book. Seems too "normal", too "childish", too "mainstream", too "popcorn flick"... While the production design seems to be absolutely beautiful and Asa Butterfield (The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas) and Chloë Moretz (Kick-Ass) make a captivating duo during almost 2 minutes of the trailer, the reality is that the trailer makes it look an average movie at maximum, the kind of flick ONLY CHILDREN CAN REALLY LOVE! But a trailer may be a bit tricky and the movie may be better than what it seems in 2 minutes and 24 seconds. Here's the trailer:

  • Robert Downey Jr. presents the first Sherlock Holmes: a Game of Shadows movie trailer and it seems to follow the first installment's formula: the slow motions, the explosions, the fight scenes, the jokes, the hot girl, the same production design style, another Hans Zimmer's score and the same Downey Jr's charisma... and this isn't bad, actually! It may not be as fresh as the first movie, but at least it doesn't seem worst. I think Guy Ritchie played it safe and made what fans want for a sequel of the first movie. In my opinion, I'm glad Noomi Rapace (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Swedish movie) is in this one, because it is a sign she's starting a career in Hollywood and she's much more interesting than Rachel McAdams (an actress that I don't like for some mysterious reason) and that Downey Jr. and Jude Law duo seems to have the same chemistry we've already seen before. Just watch the trailer:

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