Trailers of the week: Pacific Rim: Uprising, Bright, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Jigsaw, Marvel's Inhumans, Death Note and more

ComicCon is underway at San Diego and a bunch of new trailers have emerged from Day 1 of the show. So feast your eyes on these new trailers as we await the big ones from Warner Bros, DC and Marvel over the weekend.

As we speak ComicCon is underway at San Diego and a bunch of new trailers have emerged from Day 1 of the show. Join the Jager uprising with the Pacific Rim movie, see Taron Egerton’s Eggsy in action in the new Kingsman trailer, the Gunslinger and the Man in Black come to life in a new Dark Tower featurette, and Will Smith teams up with an Orc as we get our first look at Bright. Here are your top trailers to watch this week! 

Pacific Rim: Uprising Comic-Con Teaser

A Jager uprising is underways. The follow up to Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim is set for a 2018 release. Watch some awesome new machines in this first teaser for the film starring Scott Eastwood, John Boyega, and Tian Jing


 

  

Bright  

Bright is a Netflix original set in a fantasy universe where Will Smith is a fairy-beating human cop who has to team up with an Orc and fight crime in this mystical world. 


Kingsman: The Golden Circle Trailer 2

Kingsman meets Statesman in this action packed new trailer. We see the Kingsman HQ being destroyed by drone bombs, forcing Eggsy (Taron Egerton) to team up with a spy (Channing Tatum as Agent Tequila) from an allied American organisation - The Statesman. Together they bust up crime and fight against a common enemy. Here’s the new trailer

Jigsaw

Remember the gory Saw movies? Looks like a copycat has popped up to recreate the Jigsaw killer’s work. Or is the murderous John Kramer still alive? 

Blade Runner 2049 Trailer 2

The next chapter of the American neo-noir science fiction series, Blade Runner 2049 features Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling in lead roles. Gosling, an LAPD cop unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to create chaos in what’s left of society, while Ford, a former LAPD Blade Runner resurfaces after 30 years! 


 

Death Note clip

Light's entrance into the dark world of Ryuk began with one name. Here is an exclusive first-look at a brand new clip from Death Note, coming to Netflix August 25th.  


 



 












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