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Trailers of the Week: From Alice, Darling to The Subtle Art of Not Giving A #@%!

Plus, a return to the Spider-Verse

by Olivia M. Miller

December 16, 2022

2:30 pm

2 min read

Here are some of the trailers that caught our eye this week…

Alice, Darling

Lionsgate
Trailer Agency: Zealot

Alice, Darling is a drama thriller film from first-time English director Mary Nighy and starring academy-award nominated actress Anna Kendrick. The trailer shows Alice, played by Kendrick, realizing something is wrong with her romantic relationship when she goes on vacation with her friends. Alice, Darling premieres Dec. 30.

Hunters, Season 2

Prime Video
Trailer Agency: AV Squad

Hunters is back for its second and final round. The teaser trailer, set to the tune of Kelis’s “Milkshake,” reveals the impressive ensemble cast (Logan Lerman, Al Pacino, Jerrika Hinton, Lena Olin, Saul Rubinek) seeking revenge on Nazis in 1977 New York City. Don’t miss the beginning of the end, streaming Jan. 13.

Paul T. Goldman

Peacock
Trailer Agency: Ignition

Paul T. Goldman is a drama/comedy/thriller/documentary series created by Jason Woliner, known for 2017’s Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. The trailer reveals a bizarre man that Woliner came across on Twitter, inspiring him to read his unexpectedly amazing book that inspired the last 10 years of his life. Meet Paul on Jan. 1.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

Sony Pictures
Trailer Agency: Open Road

After the success of 2018’s Into the Spider-Verse, the sequel is right around the corner. The trailer shows Miles and Gwen, a little older and wiser, traveling through the Spider-Verse with beautiful animation and magnificent writing to save the world by discovering themselves. The new Spider-Man will be in theaters June 2.

The Subtle Art of Not Giving A #@%!

Universal Pictures
Trailer Agency: Silk Factory

The Subtle Art of Not Giving A #@%! is a movie based on the 2016 book of the same name by Mark Manson. Set to the tune of Chumbawamba’s “Tubthumping,” the trailer reveals Manson criticizing self-help books and their obsession with positivity, and shows an alternative approach to the pursuit of happiness. This artistic experience will be released Jan. 4.