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Up In The Air movie trailer
Simon Brew
Jason Reitman’s Juno follow-up, Up In The Air, has been generating positive word of mouth. And there’s now a brand new trailer for the film right here…
Published on Sep 10, 2009
Ten years into his directorial career, and Jason Reitman's star, it's fair to say, is in the stratosphere. And that's down to the success and acclaim generated by his last two movies. While not perfect, Thank You For Smoking was just the kind of film you thought Hollywood would simply never make. And then there's the story of Juno, the small indie film that notched up Oscar nominations and a nine-figure gross at the US box office. That's really, all considered, not a bad return for your last two movies.
But now Reitman has turned his attention to his next project, Up In The Air. It stars George Clooney and Jason Bateman, and there's room too for an appearance from the marvellous J K Simmons. And it'd be fair to observe that the trailer for the film is far from your conventional fare.
The film itself has been picking up positive vibes from the film festival crowds, but we wonder if the final product will be as divisive as we suspect this trailer might be. Take a look for yourself and see what you think...
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