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American Hustle


Good morning everyone! Today I have a trailer. I don't really know what I think about this one. I've been sitting on it for a couple days trying to decide if I want to blog it or not. Obviously, I decided to go for it! The trailer is for a movie called 'American Hustle'.

The cast is so eclectic! Jenifer Lawrence, Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, and Jeremy Renner. They are all so good in such different ways! Cooper, Bale, Renner, and Lawrence I absolutely adore! Just thinking about them all on screen together makes me want to squeal like a teenage fan-girl. Frankly, the idea of them all together just seems like a massive, glorious, charisma bomb.

Let's take a look at the trailer now.


It just looks so well done! I can't help myself! I definitely see potential for failure in that trailer but I also see potential for fabulous greatness! I don't know which way it will go. I do know that I was similarly apprehensive about 'Silver Linings Playbook' but I was more than happy with it. (review here) I guess that means that the director has a little good credit with me. Hopefully he wont disappoint me.

The main thing is that the trailer doesn't really give you much of an idea on the plot. That's, honestly, a really nice thing. I despise trailers that spoil everything good in a movie. That being said, I have little to no understanding of the storyline other than that there are crooks and I assume its set back in time. Maybe the 70's? In the end, I'm curious, and that usually leads me to watching the movie.

So there you have it! A movie to ponder over. I'm hopeful for greatness but who knows. Flops happen. One thing I do think is that 'American Hustle' will be one or the other. Amazing or terrible. What do you think it will be?
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  1. CherieOctober 24, 2013 at 10:29 PM

    A very weird trailer. Hmmm......well, it'll be interesting to see what comes of this one.

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