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The 9 Biggest Trailers Worth Watching This Week

Trailers from two Nintendo Directs, Godzilla Minus Zero, the new Nathan Fielder documentary, Mike Flanagan's Carrie, and more.

The 9 Biggest Trailers Worth Watching This Week

This week's trailers for gaming and films are plentiful and varied. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake is set to release November 5 on Nintendo Switch 2, offering an extended gameplay look and official trailer. Metroid Ravenous, the latest 2D Metroid game, is arriving on Nintendo Switch 2 January 28, 2027, and has fans excited with its saturated art direction and teaser story.

Kirby and the World Beyond, set for spring 2027, will let players explore the World Beyond using Copy Abilities in a 3D adventure. Godzilla Minus Zero, the sequel to the 2024 hit, will hit theaters November 6, with a preview hinting at a three-headed King Ghidorah. Prime Video's Carrie, a Mike Flanagan adaptation of Stephen King's novel, premieres October 7, promising an intense high school setting.

You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder's documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, debuts October 16 after a secretive screening. Amazon's biopic Artificial, a Sam Altman and OpenAI story, is set to debut December 25. M. Night Shyamalan's Remain, written by Nicholas Sparks, releases February 5, featuring Jake Gyllenhaal and Phoebe Dynevor as potential ghosts.

Netflix's Below, starring Josh Hartnett, Charlie Heaton, and Mackenzie Davis, follows a suspenseful thriller on the Newfoundland coast.

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