An Indian, an ex-slave, an explosives expert, the masked bandit, and um… Charles Darwin set out to kill the Governor in the utterly strange and possibly wonderful trailer for The Fall. It’s a movie that scored big at the Toronto Film Festival last year, and it looks like it may finally get a limited release here in the United States this March.
It’s presented by David Fincher and Spike Jonze, but directed by Tarsem Singh, who also directed The Cell. That explains why it looks so good, I just hope the script’s better on this one. Roger Ebert thinks it’s “Magnificent” so I guess that’s something. Here’s the very strange trailer for The Fall:
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An Indian, an ex-slave, an explosives expert, the masked bandit, and um… Charles Darwin set out to kill the Governor in the utterly strange and possibly wonderful trailer for The Fall. It’s a movie that scored big at the Toronto Film Festival last year, and it looks like it may finally get a limited release here in the United States this March.
February 27th, 2008 at 03:06
Does anyone know what the name of the song in the american trailer for The Fall is? Please email me with answer; martinms@unr.nevada.edu