MOVIE TRAILERS
First Trailer for Global Disaster Movie 'Geostorm' with Gerard Butler
by Alex Billington
March 8, 2017
Source: YouTube
"In the future, the technology that controls the weather, controls the world." Warner Bros has debuted the first official teaser trailer for the disaster movie titled Geostorm, which follows in the footsteps of movies like 2012 and The Day After Tomorrow by presenting a scenario where the entire world is being destroyed by a massive destabilization of our climate. Gerard Butler stars as the hero who has to save the day entire world by going into space to try and fix the problem. The full cast includes Jim Sturgess, Abbie Cornish, Alexandra Maria Lara, Daniel Wu, with Oscar nominees Ed Harris and Andy Garcia. Thankfully this first teaser trailer doesn't hold back on shots of the destruction, but as always, I'm hoping there's an interesting story to follow here or this is going to be forgotten. The weather control concept seems so cheesy.
Here's the first official trailer for Dean Devlin's Geostorm, direct from Warner Bros' YouTube:
After an unprecedented series of natural disasters threatened the planet, the world came together to create an intricate network of satellites to control the global climate and keep everyone safe. But now, something has gone wrong—the system built to protect the Earth is attacking it, and it’s a race against the clock to uncover the real threat before a worldwide geostorm wipes out everything…and everyone along with it. Geostorm is both written and directed by Dean Devlin, a veteran producer and writer making his feature directorial debut with this movie, after directing a few episodes of "Leverage" and "The Librarians" previously. The screenplay is co-written by Dean Devlin and Paul Guyot. Warner Bros will release Devlin's Geostorm in theaters everywhere starting on October 20th, 2017 later this fall. Interested in seeing this?
40 Comments
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Well we haven't a good World destruction movie in a long time...good time fun.
SteadyEddieTX on Mar 8, 2017
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Hollywood is destroying us every year with at least two world destruction. It's becoming boring.
tarek on Mar 8, 2017
3
Then don't watch them
SillySock on Mar 8, 2017
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You're welcome Admiral Moron
SillySock on Mar 8, 2017
7
Oh shit, is that Bob?!
grimjob on Mar 8, 2017
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Poor Bob...stole his name...created monster legacy...and you idiots play along like puppets
SillySock on Mar 11, 2017
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Admiral Moron...go read up on boxing.
SillySock on Mar 8, 2017
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They always seem to come in pairs...
grimjob on Mar 8, 2017
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Empty destruction porn assembled only because someone discovered a neat way of creating a tsunami/tornado/mudslide/electrical storm on a computer. Like 2012 it will have situations and characters that are so stereotypical and paper thin that you won't care whether they live or die. And like porn, once you blown your wad on the first glory scene it will all seem suddenly so silly that you'll just switch off. At least they've displayed originality on the trailer song and not gone down the now clichéd modern 'unplugged' cover version of an old classic. Oh wait...
Payne by name on Mar 8, 2017
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I'm so tired of it...I think it "worked" one time. As soon as I heard the slow sad voice, I hit mute and just watched the visuals.
BigNate BoxOfficer on Mar 8, 2017
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The end oft the world, will probably be slow and quite boring. Wonder if it's some kind of weather terrorism that will be the plot twist?
Carpola on Mar 8, 2017
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It doesn't look good. But my wife likes disaster films and Gerard Butler, so...
shiboleth on Mar 8, 2017
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maybe she should post here and you go troll somewhere else
SillySock on Mar 8, 2017
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Oh, come on, and what would you do then? Besides, she encourages me when she sees your posts ...
shiboleth on Mar 9, 2017
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She knows a real man when she sees one...everyone knows she's your beard
SillySock on Mar 9, 2017
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Tell your wife my shlong is ready for some serious anal...no safe word this time
SillySock on Mar 11, 2017
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Well, Bo, don't you worry, she's pretty aware of all that. It's not like she goes and watches everything with him. She's, in fact, very rational and interesting. And yes, she likes to indulge herself sometimes (and who doesn't, right) with many things and since I like and love her, I have no problems with following her. But, mostly, as said,it's all very thought through. So, my post is a bit overstretched wishful thinking and nothing more. Of course, this is another cliche, what else could it be. Anyway, Hollywood these days looks like it could throw a atomic bomb on people and than make a film about it just to resolve its creative emptiness and thirst for projects that brings money ...
shiboleth on Mar 9, 2017
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Hey Bo! Someone once said that it's easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism. It was mostly referred to Hollywood films and all possible dystopian narratives. I do understand all the problematic about capitalism and I think it's loosing its validity. It was always, in the eyes of many, meant to be some guarantee of individual freedom and success, but more and more, I think it wears off what was ever meant good about it. In short, alternative is needed and I hardly believe that capitalism has anymore in itself the strength to present it. Which is a problem, of course, not a solution. However, I was born in a system which believed that can cure all the malaise of capitalism (and for some time, that project looked promising. But, besides it's democratic failures, from today's perspective it is not clear what it was: whether a missed opportunity, a bad idea or just another clandestine idea of (state) capitalism. So, no solutions there either. Who knows, may somewhere in between ... As for the trolls, I think there's a saying which says: haters gonna hate, right? So, derivative and immature as they are, they should only worry about themselves, I stopped thinking about their worries a long time ago ... Cheers Bo ...
shiboleth on Mar 10, 2017
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Hey Bo, sorry for being late a bit. Yes, Croatia. Well, the system was socialistic one and that was during the times when Croatia was a part of bigger state, until 1990, called Yugoslavia (which you definitely knew something about). In their understanding (Yugoslav socialists), they were more socialists than communists since communism is a state of human society that has to be reached and achieved. Why is this important? Since getting there also meant an array of modernizing measures in society. So, Yugoslavia had its own merit of industrializing society, introducing welfare state, organizing a lot social services that were nonexistent after WWII, securing some civil rights (not all of them, obviously) like those of women's rights (giving them possibility to be part of of political process and to be included in creating public policies;, and also Yugoslavia had one of the most liberal law on abortion and woman's health not only among socialist states but also in the world. Besides all that, Yugoslavia was build on strong anticapitalist views and ideas which differed from many other socialist states. Namely, it had its own ideas of including workers and employers in the process of business, politico-economical and political decision making. I think that English word for that word was autogestion. But the whole thing started to change from the late 1960s when Yugoslavia started to be more and more also an touristic country and where a lot of strangers form Western countries came to enjoy there holidays (especially on Adriatic Coast). That brought a lot of new problems for an socialist country for which it was not prepared such as: mingling customs and views of Western, capitalist, population and local, socialist, population; a lot of foreign money (coming in other, capitalist, currencies - not only in the hand of state banks but also in the hand of local population); and, as a consequence, a need for services that are not only for socialist people but also for Westerners. So, those elements created a confusing situation for Yugoslavia in its last ten or twenty years of its existence and made some parts of it (Adriatic Coast is mainly part of Croatia) more developed and Westernized than some others (Slovenia had also its own share, maybe even more than Croatia - which brought you Melania in the White House). And that (not only that, but also that) started to produce more and more differences that ended with dissolving Yugoslavia. But those last two decades of Yugoslavia produced also an interesting hybrid of social, economic and political ingredients of the system (a socialist modernization against or with Western one) that were very progressive in many respects and were, in fact, very competitive not only for capitalism but also for crude socialism as well. In a way, it seems, from today's perspective, like a missed opportunity to develop a better system of social, economical or political life than ever before. Some kind of enlightenment in itself that was not strong enough to grow better and stronger. Anyway, sorry for overstretching the argument, but that was that alternative that was happening and was a subject that was a problem for the whole society, not just populations but also socialist politicians had hard time to resolve all that what was happening at that time. As we know today, they were not very good at that ... So, in this lengthy excurse on the subject, you've got, hopefully, some of your answer. Cheers Bo ...
shiboleth on Mar 12, 2017
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hahahahah "blocking him again" I've never once been blocked....hahahahahahah That is LITERALLY the funniest and dumbest thing you've said and that's saying something
SillySock on Mar 11, 2017
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There he is! ...There he goes!
DAVIDPD on Mar 8, 2017
27
Literally Skynet?
Josh on Mar 8, 2017
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Wow. hopefully they work on that CGI, looks cheap. Also, surprise surprise, another trailer with ambient goth chick singing a cover. Inception horn of the last year.
Keithist on Mar 8, 2017
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Couldn't agree more the CG stood out as, please do a LOT more work on that. Felt very Sharknado
Sean Murphy on Mar 8, 2017
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Reason #1 to see this: Ed Harris Reason #2 to see this: ...
grimjob on Mar 8, 2017
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I hope Ed Harris plays the storm.
Astroboy3000 on Mar 9, 2017
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Well played mi hermano.
grimjob on Mar 9, 2017
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Nope.... Not gonna happen.
backwardsprogress on Mar 8, 2017
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Why I get the feeling I've seen this movie already?
Oriyan J. Ovadia on Mar 8, 2017
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Another end-of-the-world disaster film?! I guess it pays to make garbage.
Cyberdine on Mar 9, 2017
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anyone else tired of the breathy, acoustic cover version of classic song on a movie trailer thing yet?
Astroboy3000 on Mar 9, 2017
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What is that song?
Chris St on Jul 7, 2017
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What a wonderful world By Louis Armstrong
Astroboy3000 on Jul 8, 2017
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No thank you.
jack19751 on Mar 11, 2017
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