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Must Watch: Full Trailer for Sam Mendes' Revolutionary Road

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September 21, 2008
Source: SlashFilm

Revolutionary Road

One week ago we posted a rough version of the first trailer for Revolutionary Road (it came from Entertainment Tonight). Now we've thankfully got the actual full uncut version for our enjoyment. I'll reiterate again that I think this looks quite impressive, and I've heard from a friend, who has already seen it, and said that both Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet will undoubtedly be in the Oscar run. I won't be able to make a true judgment until I actually see this, but I can say this trailer really makes it look damn good and now I'm looking forward to watching it. Before this trailer, I was a bit skeptical, unsure of whether a 1950's-set romance between DiCaprio and Winslet would be any good, but now I'm convinced.

Watch the first trailer for Revolutionary Road:

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Revolutionary Road is directed by Oscar winning director Sam Mendes, of American Beauty, Road to Perdition, and Jarhead previously. The screenplay was written by Justin Haythe, of The Clearing previously, and is based on a book of the same name written by legendary author Richard Yates. Paramount is debuting Revolutionary Road in limited theaters starting on December 26th later this year.

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20 Comments

1

lame

biznatch on Sep 21, 2008

2

Not bad. Every movie Mendes makes is different from his previous. After Jarhead, Road to Perdition and American Beauty I have faith Mendes can pull off anything. Don't know if I'm really excited for this movie, but at least it looks classy.

Colca on Sep 21, 2008

3

Yay! I read the book and it is fantastic, I hope the movie is just as good...

Marlena on Sep 21, 2008

4

Retarded

Mercury on Sep 21, 2008

5

Kinda makes you think just how many other people are going through this? Living a life they really didnt want!

jvj590 on Sep 21, 2008

6

Nina Simone - Wild is the Wind

Josh on Sep 22, 2008

7

#2, Mendes didn't direct Jarhead

hey number 2 on Sep 22, 2008

8

Yes he did! Even Alex says that in the article...

hey number 9 on Sep 22, 2008

9

looks intense and well done. will have to see it at some point, just not sure if I'd want to see it over Christmas.

dave13 on Sep 22, 2008

10

Little Children 2

Not You on Sep 22, 2008

11

My mistake. I was thinking of Towelhead, which is directed by Alan Ball. (similarities to their collaboration on American Beauty) I hadn't had my coffee yet.

hey number 10 on Sep 22, 2008

12

Looks really good, but this looks like a box office flop even with the two leads. It seems extremely depressing and being released around Christmas isn't the best time for those films but rather Sept., Oct., before the holidays. Changling looks much better.

Ryan on Sep 22, 2008

13

Looks depressing. I'll probably see it because I like Sam Mendes but this movie looks a little too similar to my own life and might be a tough watch for me. I still have a really hard time buying Leonardo DiCaprio as a man. I believe he is actually older than I am, but damn if he doesn't still look like a child.

Kevin on Sep 22, 2008

14

That would be hilarious if at the end of the movie, they just decided to run away from it all and Leonardo's character booked a cruise, and the ship hits an iceberg.

me! on Sep 23, 2008

15

one of them suicide

noga on Sep 24, 2008

16

lol 16 brilliant

Silver on Nov 1, 2008

17

Looks intense, and yes, pretty depressing, but I'm sure that stuff parallels with any marriage - if its in the 50s or today. I think its a real depiction of human emotion and what they hell they're doing in life. I'd like to see it, but I'm sure its also gonna make me hold off on getting married anytime soon haha

Nick Sears on Nov 17, 2008

18

If they stay true to the novel's ending, this will be incredibly depressing. There should be strong performances all around though. We'll see.

Kylie on Nov 18, 2008

19

I'm watching this for sure. It's nice that these two great actors can work together again and not seem weird at it. Looks like another winner for Leo.

Briz D. on Nov 26, 2008

20

Loved the book. I bet the movie will be smart, beautifully done, moving, sad...and a box office bomb, unfortunately.

mary on Dec 18, 2008

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