Coming Soon
New Trailer Premieres: 'Cat in the Hat,' 'The Running Man,' 'Project Hail Mary'
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- Category: Coming Soon
- Published: Tuesday, 01 July 2025 22:53
New trailers for THE CAT IN THE HAT and THE RUNNING MAN starring Glenn Powell dropped on Tuesday, as well as Edgar Wright's PROJECT HAIL MARY on Monday with Ryan Gosling. Catch up on the latest previews in this trailer round-up and recap of the upcoming movies.
1. The Cat in the Hat (release date: February 27, 2026)
Official Teaser Trailer (2026)
- What’s new:
- Bill Hader debuts as a mischievous, reimagined Cat working for the whimsical Institute of Imagination and Inspiration.
- Co-directors Alessandro Carloni and Erica Rivinoja deliver vibrant animation: switching styles reminiscent of Spider-Verse, film grain, and halftone textures.
- The trailer teases a fresh Seussiverse, complete with chaos-bringing creatures like Pig in a Wig, Things 1 & 2, and quirky siblings Gabby and Sebastian.
2. The Running Man (release date: November 7, 2025)
Official Trailer (2025)
- Quick recap:
- Edgar Wright’s adaptation of Stephen King’s dystopian thriller stars Glen Powell as Ben Richards, a desperate father thrust into a televised death game against elite Hunters.
- The trailer blends retro ’80s action vibes with Wright’s signature style—fast edits, razor-sharp humor, and high-stakes violence.
- A notable cast includes Josh Brolin as host Dan Killian, alongside Colman Domingo, Michael Cera, Lee Pace, and William H. Macy; the remake aligns more with King’s original than the Schwarzenegger version and even received his blessing.
3. Project Hail Mary (release date: March 20, 2026)
Official Trailer
- Highlights:
- Ryan Gosling stars as Ryland Grace, a reluctant astronaut on a solo mission to save a dying sun—and Earth—based on Andy Weir’s novel.
- Directed by Phil Lord & Christopher Miller (Spider‑Verse), with screenplay by Drew Goddard (The Martian), the trailer mixes emotional stakes with hard sci-fi and first-contact hints.
- Grace awakens with amnesia aboard the Hail Mary, testing his resilience, curiosity—and sparking speculation among fans who say the trailer reveals “that one big twist” from the book.
