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Ah, the infamous Trojan Horse story. That's the one. Wolfgang Petersen (The Perfect Storm) directs this epic
swords-and-sandals saga starring Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom, Peter
O'Toole and Brian Cox.
This year's Gladiator? Undoubtedly. The trailer is almost perfect for fans of these sprawling epics
- with some fantastic special-effects (undoubtedly influence by Lord Of The
Rings) showing hordes of marauding warriors and a truly staggering fleet of
ships. After the success of Lord Of The Rings and Gladiator, big-budget
epics are now much more viable for studios.
Harry Potter & The Prisoner Of Azkaban - Trailer 2
This is the one that Steven Spielberg said he'd like to direct, isn't it? Well remembered! Yes, this is the third Potter adventure, based on the book
by J.K. Rowling, and the one often considered the turning point to darker
themes. Hence why Spielberg said he'd be more interested in this one.
But Spielberg didn't get the gig. No, instead Alfonso Cuaron takes over from Christopher Columbus.
Never heard of him. Cuaron is the Mexican director of the critically-acclaimed Amores Perros.
He's bringing a darker, more epic and mystical eye to the Potter universe,
after the somewhat stilted Columbus efforts.
So what can we expect, and what is the trailer like? The trailer is very good, instantly evoking a more mysterious air to
proceedings. In the film, Sirius Black (Gary Oldman), the titular prisoner
of Azkaban, escapes and goes after Harry. Just the premise of the story
means much scarier and sinister goings-on - such as The Dementors
(wraith-like guards of Azkaban).
Sounds like the Potter film we've been waiting for! Indeed. The actors are all growing up fast (particularly the kid who plays
Malfoy!) meaning there's a more dynamic thrust to things. The scenery also
looks otherworldly this time around, with excellent use of woodland colours.
Indeed, insider reports say Cuaron's managed to make Hogwarts look
spectacular... and not just like a National Trust cathedral.
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