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kenthecritic.com - 5/14/2009

First Trailer for "The Road"

— kenthecritic.com — The Road starring Viggo Mortensen and Charlize Theron has been a movie that I've been looking forward... to for awhile now since I first heard it was being made. The movie is based upon the book The Road by Cormac McCarthy who also wrote No Country for Old Men. Some consider McCarthy as ... (more) First Trailer for "The Road"

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youtube.com - 5/14/2009

The Road Official Trailer (HD) (video)

— youtube.com — The official trailer for The Road, which is an adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's book. It stars Viggo... Moretensen and Charlize Theron. (more) The Road Official Trailer (HD) (video)

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aceshowbiz.com - 5/15/2009

Viggo Mortensen-Starring 'The Road' Debuted First Trailer

— aceshowbiz.com — Viggo Mortensen and his on-screen son, Kodi Smit-McPhee, go on a journey through a barren, post-apocalyptic wasteland... as seen in 'The Road' trailer. (more) Viggo Mortensen-Starring 'The Road' Debuted First Trailer

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Trailer Review: The Road
The Screengrab — One of the problems with big-budget post-apocalyptic movies is that most audiences are down with downbeat storylines, preferring to watch movies that make them feel good and don’t remind them of the world’s troubles. Consequently, most movies set in a dystopian future tend to be action-oriented, to make the stories’ hard truths more palatable by adding plenty of chase scenes and shootouts. The most troubling thing about this trailer for The Road is that the Weinsteins look to be selling just that kind of movie when the story doesn’t really call for it. Sure, this approach might get a few more asses in ...