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Trailer Watch: Which film will you watch this weekend?

Here are a few options for weekend watching.

EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, we bring you trailers for films that are out this weekend.

Here are three trailers for films you can catch in the cinema or streaming.

Bones & All

Rotten Tomatoes Trailers / YouTube

Timothee Chalamet plays a young cannibal (Lee) who teams up with his new love, Maren Yearly, to go on a grisly road trip. Directed by Call Me By Your Name’s Luca Guadagnino.

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

We all love a good mystery, which is why we were all weak for Knives Out, directed by Rian Johnson. Now comes a follow-up, but the less said the better.

Strange World

Walt Disney Animation Studios / YouTube

This animated Disney film, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Gabrielle Union, is about a family called the Clades who have to leave their home in Avalonia, and find themselves in a place called Strange World.

Which one would you go see first?


Poll Results:

 Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (1655)
Bones & All  (358)
Strange World (246)

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    Mute Stanley Marsh
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    Feb 13th 2023, 5:19 PM

    “[The] sacrament is like the 3D glasses we watch movies with; love is not just between the couple themselves, but firmly united with God.”

    What kind of weird, 3 way entanglement is this guy trying to badly explain?!?

    Love it when celibate old men give advice on marriage.

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    Mute Paul Shepherd
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    Feb 13th 2023, 5:29 PM

    @Stanley Marsh: you’re assuming that these old men are celibate or always have been. History suggests otherwise in many instances.

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    Mute Billy O'Brien
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    Feb 13th 2023, 6:30 PM

    That they’re great for the action parts, but really you just wish you had gone to a 2D film on your own.

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    Mute Sebastian Manka
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    Feb 13th 2023, 7:08 PM

    Next, they’ll need to involve Fortnite analogies in their sermons to reach out to the young generation. The old Jesus story is not selling so well anymore.

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    Mute Rui Firmino
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    Feb 13th 2023, 10:03 PM

    So a celibate old men “blesses” young couples in the presence of someone’s corpse with some bizarre incoherent ramblings about a god and 3D glasses. Why is this on the news? Sounds like this people need mental health professional help, not press.

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    Mute Tacita O'Copa
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    Feb 13th 2023, 9:07 PM

    3-D glasses?
    One blue eye and one red?
    Them 3-D glasses?

    At the risk of publicly exposing an unrecognised personal obtuseness, I say: I don’t get it.

    Hah?

    Sometimes when the clergy get creative all they achieve is a demonstration of their crippled inner awkwardness and psychological unfitness to dictate rules of behaviour or to provide inexperienced advice to mass society.

    Like the folk music cringefest introduced in the 1970s. Not a clue. So many of them are the last people to be counselling troubled souls.

    This 3-D character might as well have compared marriage to a slinky, a Rubik’s cube, the four of spades, shoe polish, or windscreen wipers.

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