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EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, we bring you three trailers for films that are due out in the cinema that weekend.
But with cinemas closed because of the coronavirus, here are three trailers for films you can catch on streaming services online.
Irish filmmaker Lorcan Finnegan’s latest feature, Vivarium, was supposed to hit cinemas soon. Instead, you can watch it on Volta.ie from today (you’ll need to sign up to the site). It’s about a couple – played by Imogen Poots and Jesse Eisenberg, who find themselves trapped in a creepy housing estate.
Emma
Yet another film that isn’t getting its theatrical showing – but now’s your chance to see it. Photographer Autumn de Wilde takes on the classic novel, with Anja Taylor Joy playing the title character. This looks sweet but very funny. You can stream via iTunes or Amazon Prime Video.
The Invisible Man
This spooky, creepy film is definitely only one for those who don’t mind being totally weirded out. Elisabeth Moss plays a young woman who leaves her abusive boyfriend – only to notices some very odd things happening in her new home. Available on iTunes or Amazon Prime Video.
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The invisible man was ok, wouldn’t watch it again which we use as a gauge of how good a film is?
@Dougal67: most modern films couldn’t be watched twice. It was a good take on it tho
@Kieran Stafford: watch the original Salem’s Lot with David Soul for your eyes to be out in sticks .
@Dougal67: My thoughts exactly.
@Kieran Stafford: I’ve seen Three Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri a few times already. Also Vice and The Post. I also intend to watch Green Book, Bohemian Rhapsody, Rocketman, 1917, The Irishman again. Really enjoyed them.
@Dougal67: Decent film I thought. Elisabeth Moss is a beast, my only criticism is how close to handmaids the characters oppression is
Just rewatched Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas again. Great watch
@Pùca: Ah remember an Nicholas Cage was good. LONG time ago.
@Frank Emerson: er Mandy was class!
@Frank Emerson: that’s leaving Las Vegas (with Nicolas Cage) Fear and Loathing stars Jonny Deep
contagion and outbreak on permanent loop
@ed w: outbreak is just a classic. Contagion acting is woeful.
@ed w: the hot zone tv show is good too
The Mandalorian on Disney+, only two episodes so far but it is top class
@Paddy Cullen AIWS: saw the first season. Brilliant.
@Paddy Cullen AIWS: Zukaa
Richard Jewell was a good watch.
Vivarium might stick a cord at the moment, social distancing taken to the extreme, looks good too.
@Liam Fahey: *strike seriously autocorrect you had one job, making me not look like an idiot.
@Liam Fahey: I know…typed Foots for me yesterday instead of “Gotta” as in gotta go…instead is sent…”foots go” seriously phone?
@Liam Fahey: hahahhaha. That was funny.:-)
none, too busy streaming all the old Spiderman and xmen shows on Disney+
@Chris Cantwell: don’t forget silver surfer and gargoyles
Sky are also showing these movies in sky store
The Report is a good watch.
What’s the name of the guy who plays the invisible man
@Bennett28: I asked to see his i.d but lo and behold I couldn’t tell if he was showing it to me or not.
@Keelan O’neill: jesus christ, just dont….
The tiger king on Netflix, it’s just mental.
Kingdom, on Netflix.
I’d like to see Vivarium (and would pay since it’s Irish) but it’s only available on that website in SD. I mean really, a fiver to rent in SD. Not paying diddly squat for that BS, how’d ya like them letters.
Irish director on the up, film investment in the country leading in the arts by miles, hopefully helping people understand the value of it! Maybe we could support other areas and see them flourish too? More like, rabble rabble… Small nation… I’m not paying for that!!
Check out Danish film The Guilty. Its about an emergency support case. Doesn’t sound like much but Incredibly well done with tension throughout.
The 2020 Invisible Man isn’t on Amazon Prime, devastated!
‘Turn’ on Prime
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