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First Teaser Trailer for David Ayer's Orcs Movie 'Bright' with Will Smith

by Alex Billington
February 26, 2017
Source: YouTube

"I'm assuming this doesn't end well." Netflix premiered a trailer for their upcoming new sci-fi fantasy movie from director David Ayer, who last made Suicide Squad. The project is titled Bright and comes from a screenplay written by Max Landis, of Chronicle and American Ultra. This is the movie you may have heard about where there are orc creatures living among the humans. Will Smith plays a cop in Los Angeles who ends up in the middle of a turf war. The cast includes Joel Edgerton, Noomi Rapace, Edgar Ramírez, Ike Barinholtz, Brad William Henke, Lucy Fry and Dawn Olivieri. This is just a tease, so they don't reveal too much yet, but I am definitely curious about this. I want to see more footage. Take a look below.

Here's the first official teaser trailer for David Ayer's Bright, direct from YouTube:

In an alternate present-day where magical creatures live among us, two L.A. cops become embroiled in a prophesied turf battle. Bright is directed by American filmmaker David Ayer, of the films Harsh Times, Street Kings, End of Watch, Sabotage, Fury, and Suicide Squad previously. The screenplay is written by writer Max Landis, of Chronicle, Me Him Her, American Ultra, Mr. Right, Victor Frankenstein, and "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency". Netflix will release Ayer's Bright in select theaters + streaming online this December. No exact release date has been announced yet. Stay tuned for updates. First impression?

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Reader Feedback - 15 Comments

Orcs and L.A.? Well that's an odd match up. I like Max Landis though, although he can be a BIT annoying at times lol. Ayers seems like the perfect fit for this...Will Smith...looks like he's being Will Smith *sigh*

RAW_D on Feb 27, 2017

For a Netflix movie, it looks pretty decent. As for Max Landis, he didn't write yet a script that shook my foundations. Chronicle was decent to good. But that's it.

tarek on Feb 27, 2017

Yup. Will Smith always seems to be Will Smith to me as well. The only time I gave him true actual "acting" credit was in Concussion.

Cyberdine on Feb 28, 2017

Hmm Ayer directing i am on board, but suicide squad was a terrible movie to watch.But we can have a off day...

ari smulders on Feb 27, 2017

Yep. Suicide Squad tried hard to be fun and failed hard too. characters were all one dimensional pricks. Writing was atrocious. Ayer has a big share of responsibility in this mess, even though I'm pretty sure it's due to studio exec. interference.

tarek on Feb 27, 2017

I'd have to agree with you on this assessment.

Cyberdine on Feb 28, 2017

You hated fury???? Great movie!!

ari smulders on Feb 28, 2017

Well, I'll take Will Smith's last words on the end as a measure of this and than hope for the best ...

shiboleth on Feb 27, 2017

Super Official.

DAVIDPD on Feb 27, 2017

According to this "present-day where magical creatures live," this is not Science Fiction. This is Fantasy. What have they been teaching the children in school!?!?

redtie on Feb 27, 2017

Gotta hand it to Netflix. They're trying to make serious features. Of course, it requires a movie about LA orcs.

Quanah on Feb 27, 2017

Orcs are cool and all but don't mess with those South Central Gnomes and West Side Dwarves.

lewinston on Feb 27, 2017

I hope Thorin makes an appearance and schools Will on how to deal with those Orc ruffians.

Cyberdine on Feb 28, 2017

Elves too.

Panzerknecker on Mar 1, 2017

Will Smith and other magical creatures living among humans in LA? Seems like this is neither Science nor Fiction. Why the "sci-fi" label?

bumboclot on Mar 1, 2017

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