The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Brad Pitt + David Fincher) (1 Viewer)

[DavidPla]

Did anyone see this incredible trailer before Indiana jones? I didn't even know this was coming. Brad Pitt reverses in age. I hope the trailer is online soon.. just beautiful stuff and very different for David Fincher.

 

[Chuck Mayer]

I just know it's not online yet :frowning: At least I haven't found it.

I'm very excited for this film.

 

[Ray H]

It did look quite intoxicating and I'd love to watch it again. It was asurprise since I hadn't heard about the trailer.

 

[Ruz-El]

I heard they did this, can't wait to see it. I'll watch anything fincher does at this point

 

[Patrick Sun]

Sadly, my crowd (Indiana Jones 4) that I saw this trailer with just didn't "get" it, and it got some snickering from the crowd.

 

[MikeRS]

Spanish version of the trailer

YouTube - 'El curioso caso de Benjamin Button'


Could be an "Oscar picture".

 

[Patrick Sun]

YouTube - The curious case of Benjamin Button English Trailer

 

[ErichH]

Should be another great one from Finch.

Hopefully RAMA is next.

 

[DavidPla]

That amazing trailer is now available officially online in HD. If you haven't seen it yet, I urge you to check it out.

Apple - Trailers - The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

 

[Tim Glover]

Glad you started this thread David because after seeing that trailer it really had me juiced. Really interested in seeing this.

 

[Brian Borst]

Wow, looking at the trailer this should be good. I'm glad David Fincher can make movies like Zodiac and films like these at the same time.
I don't know if the movie turns out that way, but I did find it a bit odd that it (the trailer, at least) looks like a Terry Gilliam/Tim Burton cross-over.

 

[Chip_HT]

My problem with the trailer was that it was slightly more than a teaser trailer, but didn't have enough information to be a full blown trailer.

Okay, so guy ages backwards...why? How did it start?

I understand that at least one of those question should be answered in the movie itself, but there just wasn't enough in that trailer to figure out what the driving force of the movie would be.

 

[LynxFX]

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[Darcy Hunter]

Judging from the trailer, the film will be less concerned with why and how this happened, but rather with the consequences of living with such a condition. It actually looks very sad to me with Pitt's character not having anyone to share his experiences with. The love of his life is aging while he gets younger, thus giving them a short "overlap" period to truly share their existence. I'm eagerly anticipating this one.

 

[Michael Boyd]

I am glad you guys are interested in this too. I thought something was wrong with me when there was such a ho hum reaction to it at Indy 4.

 

[Don Giro]

I had the same "whatever" reaction to the trailer before "Indy IV" that you guys have mentioned (I just wasn't vocal about it in the theater). Of course, that was BEFORE I knew that Fincher directed it...

 

[Ron-P]

I'm looking very forward to seeing this. It does have a very Tim Burton'ish style to it. Great cast line up too.

 

[Michael:M]

I loved the trailer - hell, I thought it was more interesting than Indy IV.

Agreed that the film is most likely concerned not with the cause of the reverse aging, but with the effects. And Cate Blanchett looks effin' amazing in it. Keep the red hair, Cate!

 

[Brian D H]

A little off topic, but I'll be watching this movie closely to see Madisen Beaty's first role in a "Big" film (Cate's character at age 10).

You see, I was on the crew of a film making competition that helped discover this fine young actress. We cast her in the lead role for our Boulder Shootout entry in 2005; "The Emperor's Daughter". Up to this point she'd only done local theater and one PSA spot.
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:: NTHFA National 24 Hour Filmmaking Association ::

If you click on the link you'll have to do a title search for "The Emperors Daughter" to find it. The rules of this competition are to make a 7 minute film in 24 hours entirely in-camera (no editing). The story/script is weak, but I'm proud of my camera-work/"editing". (I was the cinematographer. All camera work was done on a cheap cam-corder in-camera.) IMO It's pretty ambitious to attempt fight scenes and special effects without any editing.
--Please don't laugh at some of the sound editing mistakes. We almost didn't get this in on time and the director (and star-the Samurai) didn't have time to delete my voice from the first fight scene.--

Madisen was really impressive, even back in 2005. Very professional. She stayed up late into the night and woke up early to get this done. She did this with very little rehearsal - most of that was for the fight scenes so she wouldn't get hit with a sword.
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I'm really proud of Madisen and I hope she does well in her career.

 

[oscar_merkx]

I was not aware of any new Fincher or Pitt movie so I will be watching out for this.