February 09, 2006
Duck Season Trailer
The new Duck Season trailer is now online. The poster for the new film boasts "Alfonso Cuarón (the director of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, a horrible movie, and Y tu mamá también, an amazing movie) Presents", however Fernando Eimbcke is listed as the director and Alfonso Cuarón's name is not listed anywhere on the Internet Movie Database as being involved with the project at all. So take that for what it's worth.
Now, having said that, the Duck Season trailer is actually quite an interesting one. The film is in black and white and looks at the adventure of 4 young people on one Sunday morning. The synopsis for the film reads like this:
Takes you into one particular Sunday morning in the lives of two fourteen-year old boys, Flama and Moko. With their neighbor Rita and pizza delivery boy Ulises, they create their own adventures to overcome their boredom. “Duck Season” explores the loneliness of childhood, the effects of divorce and the curious power of love and friendship.I also really like the music in the trailer as well... overall I loved the whole feel of it. I tend to enjoy films that focus on events in 1 day too.
To see the Duck Season trailer you can go here.
Posted by John Campea at February 9, 2006 09:31 AM
Comments
Posted by: Pat Spacek at February 9, 2006 10:25 AM
Harry Potter 3 was great; definitely better than the first 2. Anyway, Campea has some dubious movie tastes. Yeah, yeah, it's all subjective. Whatever.
Posted by: Edward`Elric at February 9, 2006 12:39 PM
does anyone know what the song in the trailer is?
Posted by: Gabe at February 11, 2006 11:38 PM
well, for some reason I can't see the trailer but the original trailer song was "Un Pato" by Natalia Y La Forquetina.
And Harry Potter 3 was is the best harry potter yet
Posted by: Carlinhos Brown at February 15, 2006 12:07 AM
Alo by Plastilina Mosh :)
Posted by: margiee at February 25, 2006 07:33 PM
I'm still totally unable to understand your hate-on for the third Harry Potter Movie, which was the first of the series to Get It Right (especially after the first two painfully mediocre movies brought to us by the amazing directing mastermind behind...Home Alone?). Granted, the latest one is better, but still, wtf? The third one was really pretty good.