Sony Pictures released the first official trailer for 65an upcoming science fiction movie starring star Wars Veteran Adam Driver. Movie from a book A quiet place, centers on Driver as an astronaut who crash-lands on a mysterious planet, and discovers he is not alone. The teaser came out yesterday, but it gave us a bit more than that synopsis gave, focusing on a few shots of Driver loading a sci-fi blaster and driving off with an unseen menace.
Details about the story have been scarce, making this trailer the first meaningful look at the story. Rumors have been circulating for a while that this is a “space dinosaur” movie, which could tie the title to a timeline 65 million years ago where ferocious creatures once inhabited Earth. Here’s also more from the original trailer (before the astronaut’s reveal): “Driver will play an opioid addict who becomes a hopeless shadow of his former self. After a catastrophic accident, Driver’s character joins forces with a 9-year-old girl who speaks a different language, and he must work The two together to survive.”
You can see the trailer below.
Originally, 65 It will hit the big screen on April 28, 2023. But now the movie will attempt to distribute on March 10, 2023. It’s part of an ever-revolving string of movie dates as theaters are still trying to navigate the COVID-19 landscape.
In particular, 65 of them had five different release dates. Originally, the sci-fi picture was supposed to hit theaters on May 13, 2022. Of course, things had to be pushed back to April 29, 2022. Then, April 14, 2023, before it was deposited a week later before the most recent changeover in September.
65 Also stars Ariana Greenblatt and Chloe Coleman (so, there will be at least a little human contact in this space thriller). It was also produced by Spider Man And the Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Director Sam Raimi. The film is a co-production of Columbia Pictures, Bron Creative, Raimi Productions, and Beck/Woods. 65 It is scheduled to be released in the United States on March 10, 2023.
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