They’re sticking with the November release date, and now we have the first trailer for Soul Men. The sadly deceased Bernie Mac co-stars with Samuel L. Jackson in the story of two former legendary soul singers, who decided to get the band back together even though they hate each other’s guts. The trailer makes the film look like it’s two parts Blues Brothers one part The Odd Couple.
Get your first look at one of Bernie Mac’s last performances and the last appearance by Isaac Hayes in the trailer below:
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They’re sticking with the November release date, and now we have the first trailer for Soul Men. The sadly deceased Bernie Mac co-stars with Samuel L. Jackson in the story of two former legendary soul singers, who decided to get the band back together even though they hate each other’s guts. The trailer makes the film look like it’s two parts Blues Brothers one part The Odd Couple.
