If you haven't seen Brian De Palma's Carrie, well then brace yourself for the first official trailer to Kimberly Peirce's ambitious remake of the horror classic. At first viewing, I was shocked by how much of the story was actually shown on the trailer. By including many of the original's pivotal scenes in the trailer, it made me anxious to see what Peirce and her leading stars Chloe Grace Moretz and Julianne Moore have in store for the rest of the film. Carrie follows a bullied teenage girl (played by Moretz) who discovers her telekinetic powers and is forced to unleash them when her classmates push her too far.
Although I am still pretty unfamiliar with the upcoming indie drama See Girl Run, Adam Scott has become a lesser know actor that I've thoroughly enjoyed. Following a thirty-something at a crossroads in her life, See Girl Run explores how emotionally consuming hypotheticals of past relationships can be once you begin to question your current situation. There is a very raw and genuine feel to the trailer (which fits directly into the strengths of Adam Scott's acting ability) that hopefully plays out well throughout the entire film.
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