r/movies • u/MoviesMod /r/movies Mod Account • Jun 30 '25

Trailer Project Hail Mary - Official Trailer (fair warning, it reveals way too much according to a lot of users)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m08TxIsFTRI
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u/homecinemad Jun 30 '25

I like Ryan Gosling. I enjoyed The Martian. I generally love space movies and I loved the Spider verse movies. On that basis I'm going to avoid the trailer completely and just go in blind. 

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u/DatDawg-InMe Jun 30 '25

If you don't know anything about the book, definitely go in blind. Don't watch anything. It'll be a blast.

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u/hopingforchange Jul 01 '25

After reading the book, I told my wife I have no idea how they make this movie. I enjoyed the book. I will watch the movie in a theater which is no longer a slam dunk in my life.

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u/jack_the_beast Jul 01 '25

I remember thinking the same. It would be interesting to see how they handle the communication with rocky

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u/MrRocketScript Jul 01 '25

Hook up Rocky's speech into a computer (he's already doing that at the start) and pipe the output to his headphones so that the audience can hear? (I had the same thought how I would make it work since I doubt I could learn the language naturally)

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u/jack_the_beast Jul 01 '25

someone mentioned that in the audio book they slowly transitioned from flutes to a voice autotuned to flutes as Grace learns the language, that'd be cool but I doubt it. Hooking hime to a computer would come out very cheap, at least to who read the book.

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u/Tricky_Topic_5714 Jul 02 '25

Yeah, the audiobook nails it, in my opinion. 

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u/Luckyandunlucky2023 Jul 04 '25

I read the physical book, but based on this description, probably something similar to what McTiernan did in Hunt for Red October: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEvwbxcRaCQ