Downhill Trailer #1 (2020) | Movieclips Trailers

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US Release Date: February 14, 2020
Starring: Will Ferrell, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Miranda Otto
Directed By: Nat Faxon, Jim Rash
Synopsis: Barely escaping an avalanche during a family ski vacation in the Alps, a married couple is thrown into disarray as they are forced to reevaluate their lives and how they feel about each other.

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[philippebeauchamp]

"From the academy award winning co-writers of The Descendants"

It's like they're trying to credit those guys instead of Ruben Ostlund. Haha. funny

[GlenNigelMatthews]

So it's Force Majeure but in English and with Will Farrell. Trust me, watch the original. Force Majeure!!

[gageakers]

Problem is I’ve seen the trailer and now I’ve seen the whole movie

[tsaiyungchien]

As a married male viewer, the closing scene of 'Downhill' resonated deeply with me. The moment when the four of them share laughter and hugs, it seems like all worries vanish into thin air. However, when the roof's snow suddenly falls, everyone hurriedly dodges, revealing a sense of self-protection. This moment couldn't help but make me think about the helplessness and reality within marriage. Even though there's an apparent atmosphere of reconciliation, the internal struggles are undeniable. The actors' performances and the scene's design complement each other, making this scene the pinnacle of the entire film. It's a realization about life.

The entire movie not only made me reflect on the characters' actions but also prompted deep contemplation about marriage and human nature. Therefore, I hope scenes like this become a mirror for the audience, sparking profound reflections between spouses. In the journey of life, we all need to bravely face difficulties and honestly consider each other's needs. 'Downhill' is precisely that kind of film, urging both partners in a marriage to work together towards a more mature and resilient relationship through intense emotions and inspirational scenes

[SMbigpapi]

Good Old Tormund!!
He's never anywhere where it's warm and tropical he's always in the cold snow

[McRonald]

A Muse song in a Will Ferrell comedy?
OK I'M IN

[WillButtlerYeets]

After Holmes and Watson, his career just went [movie title].

[doublefeatures]

Will Ferrell loves to do these movies 😂

[cosmicwanderer]

Good to see Will ferrel coming out of retirement.Hope its a good movie.

[chichan]

Lol this is like the most Normal yet funny trailer this decade.

[lamario]

On the one hand the fight or flight response is a automatic and instinctual reaction to life or death situations. His kicked in and he acted accordingly. But on the other hand, GODDAMN dude should have atleast grabbed one kid

[Gagek]

First minute: Horror movie, Next 30 seconds: Comedy, Next 30 seconds: Drama.

[JamietheOKGamer]

Elf and Elaine together in a movie? I'm in!

[joemckim]

Didn't even know this movie was a thing until now and it comes out in 2 months.

[tomsticha]

I was in hospice. Ready to die from knee & elbow cancer. I watched this trailer from my death bed. I awoke the next morning cancer free. Thanks Will & Julia.

[laneythelame]

Just FYI this is based on another movie (think it's Scandinavian) called Force Majeure, this seems like a different take esp in terms of the tone so it may not be as good, but let's see. Fingers crossed lol

[kbr]

"You have a right to be angry. It's black and white."


"Well..."


"No. It's black and white."


"How old are you?"


"30"


NAILED IT!!!

[MrLasveguinhas]

OMG, the last scene is so true... I work at a hotel reception and tourist really REALLY never read any of the warning or signs or anything that is right there in front of them. Not even to look for directions. Like EVER. So true!

[bilthon]

I hate it when Hollywood makes cheap remakes like this.

[TheSandvich]

Muse in two trailers this week! The Woman in the Window, and now this.