Trailers of the week: Sonic 3, Napoleon, and Agatha All Alongside

Norman Ray

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This week introduced just a few noteworthy film and TV trailers — the large one being Sonic the Hedgehog 3. And whereas I will not embrace them right here, you must take a look at a number of the trailers included with our protection of the newest Nintendo Direct (shoutout to the Nintendo DS Castlevania video games assortment).

It is clear that summer time is winding down, and so are the large blockbusters. Issues will brighten up a bit with Beetlejuice Beetlejuice subsequent week, however issues are trying quiet for a bit bit after that.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 lastly brings Sonic’s huge nemesis, Shadow, into the combo, performed by Keanu Reeves. The trailer solely gave a little bit of Reeves’ voice however makes up for it with a number of Jim Carrey’s matted and depressed Dr. Robotnik and Gerald Robotnik (additionally performed by Carrey). The film hits theaters on December twenty fifth.

Marvel’s Agatha All Alongside, the Disney Plus collection that follows Kathryn Hahn’s WandaVision villain, will start streaming quickly on September 18th. Whereas the present is trying prefer it’ll have loads of comedy, this week’s trailer makes it clear there will likely be loads of drama, too.

A brand new Wallace & Gromit film means extra stop-motion animation, which is one thing I am going to by no means get uninterested in. On this film, which can hit Netflix within the US this winter, Wallace invents a wise house system (which is a backyard gnome) named Norbot. Issues go awry when Norbot is surreptitiously managed by Feathers McGraw, a villain within the Wallace & Gromit world.

Apple launched a director’s lower of Ridley Scott’s Napoleon this week on Apple TV Plus. With 48 minutes of additional footage, it feels like there’s a lot extra to observe should you do not plan on spending Labor Day weekend standing by a barbecue grill.

Trailers of the week: Sonic 3, Napoleon, and Agatha All Alongside

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