13 Movie, Game, and TV Trailers You Might Have Missed This Week
Keeping up with the deluge of trailer drops is a near-impossible task. The watch list never shortens, digital Sisyphus. To cut through the noise and turn the slog of keeping up with the neatest-looking stuff, I’m starting this column with the goal of collecting the most notable video game, movie, and TV show trailers from the past week (or so), in no particular order. I’ll (mostly) avoid teasers…
In a week filled with numerous trailer drops, here are some notable video game, movie, and TV show trailers worth your time.
At Disney's D23 event, a plethora of upcoming projects were unveiled, including Avengers: Doomsday, VisionQuest, and Season 2 of Ahsoka. The most intriguing of these was the inclusion of a 3D adaptation of Bluey, titled 3D Bluey.
From the same event, Kingdom Hearts IV received a gameplay overview, showcasing the world of Coco and Sora entering the scene with his Keyblade. Additionally, an anime adaptation of Kingdom Hearts is set to premiere on Disney+ next year.
Dune: Part 3 premiered with a mere 33-second teaser, featuring the Fremen War Chant. The film is set to release in theaters on December 18, with IMAX and 70mm screenings beginning on December 14.
The Pitt Season 3 is set to premiere on HBO Max in January 2027. Season 3 will focus on Dr. Robby's return to work after his motorcycle break, adding a new layer to the series.
Silent Hill Townfall is set to release on PS5 and PC on September 24. The trailer showcases a bizarre atmosphere, with Simon emerging from the ocean and navigating the challenges of St. Amelia, including a nurse performing organ transplants and a peculiar creature with a plank through its head.
Golden Axe, an adaptation of the classic SEGA game, is set to stream on Paramount+ starting September 16. The trailer highlights the voice cast, including Matthew Rhys, Danny Pudi, and Liam McIntyre, along with the series' meta tone.
Black Myth: Zhong Kui, a successor to Game Science's Black Myth: Wukong, debuted with a 15-minute gameplay trailer. The trailer features a unique 21:9 aspect ratio and showcases improved parry mechanics.
Never After Dark, a film based on a Stephen King story, received a strong recommendation from the author himself. Starring Moeka Hoshi as a medium seeking answers in the afterlife, Never After Dark is set to release in theaters on September 25.
Slow Horses Season 6 will premiere on Apple TV starting September 16. The new trailer excites fans, but includes a surprise spoiler at the end, potentially better suited for the show itself.
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