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Shutter Island: New Official Trailer
October 13th 2009 07:31
by Matt Shea
The delay of "Shutter Island" caused a few Scorsese fans to beat themselves about the head with a telephone. Originally slated for an October release, it was announced in August that Paramount was pushing things back to early 2010 – a bummer, to be sure. But thankfully Paramount Australia heard the gnashing of teeth and has tried to alleviate the pain by providing a brand new official trailer for the film. It’s looking rather slick to say the least, although this clip gives the eerie impression that Mark Ruffalo plays a something close to a mute sidekick. Check it out below.
*This image is taken from Imp Awards
The delay of "Shutter Island" caused a few Scorsese fans to beat themselves about the head with a telephone. Originally slated for an October release, it was announced in August that Paramount was pushing things back to early 2010 – a bummer, to be sure. But thankfully Paramount Australia heard the gnashing of teeth and has tried to alleviate the pain by providing a brand new official trailer for the film. It’s looking rather slick to say the least, although this clip gives the eerie impression that Mark Ruffalo plays a something close to a mute sidekick. Check it out below.
*This image is taken from Imp Awards
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Comment by Lara M
Love Speaks
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Having read the book, I'm (really) looking forward to it.
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Comment by JohnDoe
Film & TV on DVD
I think delaying a Scorsese picture could be a good thing. I am looking foward to seeing it, but having more time to hone it down will benefit the story.
Like Laura i have read the book and it does seem to lend itself to Scorsese' cinematic strengths. The mystery's solution is predictable but the way the story gets there is very well written. Plenty of tension, suspense and intrigue, a page turner.
The trailer seems to have captured the mood.
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