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The Spirit Got A New Trailer
Latino Review —
... vixen; Plaster of Paris (Paz Vega), a murderous French nightclub dancer; Lorelei (Jaime King), a phantom siren; and Morgenstern (Stana Katic), a sexy young cop. Then of course, there's Sand Saref (Eva Mendes), the jewel thief with dangerous curves. She's the love of his life turned bad. Will he save her or will she kill him? In the vein of "Batman Begins" and "Sin City," "The Spirit" takes us on a sinister, gut-wrenching ride with a hero who is born, murdered and born again. Source: Moviefone Submit Your Comments ...
Trailer Watch: The Spirit Turns Up the Action in Trailer 2 [Movie Marketing]
Film School Rejects —
... , we were less than impressed — nay, more like sorely disappointed. But in this second full-length trailer, which was released today on AOL Moviefone, the folks behind The Spirit seem to want to reach out a hand of reassurance — reassurance that this movie will be action-packed and possibly fun. Whether we reach back is yet to be seen. For now, lets have a look at this new trailer. ...
Must Watch: Badass Final Trailer for Frank Miller's The Spirit
FirstShowing.net —
... You can also watch The Spirit trailer in High Definition on AOL
The Spirit is both written and directed by legendary comic book author Frank Miller, who previously worked with Robert Rodriguez to direct segments of Sin City. The film is based Will Eisner's newspaper comic strip of the same name that originally debuted in 1940. Lionsgate is releasing the film and pushed its release up from January. The Spirit will hit theaters everywhere on December 25th, ...
Latest 'Spirit' Trailer has Evidence of 'Watchmen'
RopeofSilicon.com —
... to check out our gallery which has two recently added character posters and decide for yourself. The Spirit hits theaters on December 25. Watch the trailer in HD QuickTime right here .
Trailer Park: Deadly Tales
Cinematical —
... The Spirit The second trailer for the highly anticipated adaptation of Will Eisner's classic graphic novel looks a lot like Robert Rodriguez's Sin City. That's not surprising, since comic book great Frank Miller not only co-directed that flick, he also wrote the book it was based on. The Spirit marks his solo directorial debut, and he's definitely got the film noir thing down. After a rookie cop is brutally murdered, he's resurrected as the title character (Gabriel Macht), a ...
Watch the New Trailer for Frank Miller's The Spirit
ComingSoon.net - 30 most recent stories —
... starring Gabriel Macht, Samuel L. Jackson, Eva Mendes and Scarlett Johansson. This trailer gives more of the plot of the movie and the origin of how policeman Denny Colt (Gabriel Macht) became the Spirit, as well as more with Samuel L. Jackson's baddie The Octopus. You can check out the trailer on Moviefone . ...
The Spirit, final trailer
Awards Daily —
... Hope nobody’s getting tired of trailers. Try to enjoy the surplus; we’ll be crying when the steady stream dries up. Watch it in hi-def at moviefone, and I’ll post an HD version here as soon I can find one embeddable. Newish poster after the cut. ...
New Spirit Trailer Still Looks Goofy
Screen Rant —
... (wisely) shown only briefly throughout this trailer. I think this trailer is a reaction to the online reaction to what’s been seen so far, and an attempt to make it look more “serious.”
I still don’t buy it. I could turn out wrong, but this looks to me like camp on the level of the old Adam West Batman TV series. I kid you not.
I guess we’ll find out soon enough when The Spirit opens on Christmas Day.
Source: Moviefone.com ...
The Spirit Gets A Second Trailer
Cinema Blend News —
... and total ass. A few days ago Samuel L. Jackson painted the movie as some sort of roadrunner cartoon, with him playing the part of Wil-E-Coyote. There are subtle signs of that in this particular trailer, which while it gets a little goofy, does mostly do a decent job of taking itself seriously. Which is the real Spirit ? Is it a sharp, Sin City wannabe? A disjointed, female obsessed reject from the 1930s? Or is it Looney Tunes? You decide. Watch the trailer below, courtesy of Moviefone . ...
Check out the new trailer for 'The Spirit'
The Screening Log —
... Moviefone just released the brand-new trailer for Frank Miller's upcoming action flick "The Spirit," which opens Dec. 25, 2008. The film stars Gabriel Macht as a rookie cop who returns from the dead to battle crime in Central City. Samuel L. Jackson, Eva Mendes, Scarlett Johansson and Jaime King co-star. ...
Frank Miller's THE SPIRIT looks like exactly that in Trailer 2!
Ain't It Cool News - The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news. —
... trailer for THE SPIRIT that gets me hopped up and anxious to see whatever Frank Miller has done to the great Will Eisner's greatest creation. I can tell you now, Frank has done his own thing to it, and yeah, there's a part of me that hates that, but at the same time - had Frank come out with a Comic in his art style of THE SPIRIT - and it was a complete reinvention I would have eagerly sought it out. This is just Frank doing his thing in a different medium... I just hope it rocks! THIS ...
New Benjamin Button, Spirit Trailers
TheBadandUgly.com —
... We’re not sure what to make of this Sin City turned Loony Toon, but we still hold out hope because it looks cool. And looking cool can go a long way with the male movie-going demographic. So far, as a matter of fact, we’re not going to embed the Moviephone flash trailer, because Moviephone’s flash player looks like crap. You’re going to have to surf your way to the Spirit’s new trailer, by CLICKING HERE and selecting the HD quicktime of your choice next to the “Exclusive” box on the top of the page. ...
Links for the Day (September 28th, 2008)
The House Next Door —
... score, which held me in a Hermannesque grip. Though Turner graciously consented to an interview shortly after Frameline, I never got around to transcribing our conversation. Recently, however, he forwarded me the film's soundtrack on CD and I was reminded all over again of how commendable his contribution was to the project so—albeit belatedly—here's the transcript of our talk."] *** 5. New trailers for The Spirit, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and W. ...
EXCLUSIVE: Final Poster for 'The Spirit'!
Cinematical —
Filed under: Action, Fandom, Movie Marketing, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Posters Cinematical has just received this exclusive final poster for The Spirit, which sports Frank Miller's (300, Sin City) solo directorial debut and stars Gabriel Macht, Samuel L. Jackson, Eva Mendes, Scarlett Johansson, Sarah Paulson and our favorite fangirl, Jaime King. Based on Will Eisner's famed comic book series. The Spirit tells of a rookie cop who returns from the dead to fight crime in ...
Exclusive: Three TV Spots for 'The Spirit'!
Cinematical —
... Cinematical has received three (count 'em three!) exclusive Christmas-related TV spots for The Spirit, directed by Frank Miller (300, Sin City), and starring a whole crop of pretty faces like Gabriel Macht, Eva Mendes, Scarlett Johansson, Sarah Paulson, Jaime King and Samuel L. Jackson. Each of these TV spots look the same, except a different character is featured. One puts Sand Sarif (Mendes) front and center, one focuses more on The Octopus (Jackson), and one teases us with a little Ellen Doran (Paulson). Check out the first spot below, ...
Review: The Spirit
Cinematical —
... Looking for slick-looking white-on-black panorama shots of a square-jawed hero as he leaps across the city rooftops? Anxious to get a lot of hot young actresses into sexy outfits? Into highly-stylized pulp dialog that sounds like outtakes from a Dick Tracy comic? Then apparently Frank Miller is your man. Taken as a series of unrelated sequences that sure LOOK cool, The Spirit might just float your boat. If, however, you like your films to include stuff like good sense, character development, internal logic, and a smooth-flowing story ... well, all I can ...
The Geek Beat: The Spirit of the Age
Cinematical —
... There are some things you must do in the name of the Geek Beat - and for me, it was seeing The Spirit. I knew that it wouldn't be good. I've known that since ComicCon. But seeing as some of the first pieces I did here on Cinematical were on this film, I had to see the journey to the bitter, bloody end. ...
Watch This: Frank Miller's Buck Rogers
Cinematical —
... Okay, that's not entirely fair -- in reality, the video below has nothing to do with Frank Miller. It's not test footage, it's not an early short film of his and the man has probably never even seen this ... although he might take a quick look now that we've posted it. What we have for you today is a short film inspired by the Buck Rogers character created by a student (Patrick De Leon) for his editing class at the Art Institute of Colorado where he's majoring in Visual Effects. The short, which took four weeks to complete, is based on the way Buck appeared wayyy back in the day ...
Spin-ematical: New on DVD for 4/13
Cinematical —
... to court with Nazi war crime charges. The film earned Kate Winslet an Academy Award for her performance while also grabbing four other nominations. But is The Reader worth it? In her review, Jette said that the "structure of The Reader is rambling and hard to follow," but "like many end-of-year films, the performances are what makes the film most worth watching." Rent it. Add to Netflix queue | Buy at Amazon The Spirit It whipped up enough buzz, but unfortunately, the eager excitement just ...
The Best Superhero Movie of ALL TIME Tournament! Round #2!
Cinematical —
... #1 Superman (1978) vs. #16 X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) #8 Punisher: War Zone (2008) vs. #9 The Crow (1994) #1 The Dark Knight (2008) vs. #16 The Spirit (2008) #8 The ...
Eva Mendes on Nudity: "I Go For It"
Cinematical —
... Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, which opens later this month (and prompted our own Jeffrey D. Anderson to wonder if the remake was a good idea in the first place.) Mendes has been willing to bare portions of her body for several films, but it's not like she's leisurely walking around naked in any of them. Instead, they're more like brief flashes, tantalizing glimpses that are either frankly sexual (We Own the Night) or fanboy flirtatious (The Spirit, pictured).
Mendes was open in talking about 'turning up the heat and ...
