Les Misérables - International Trailer

Helmed by The King's Speech's Academy Award®-winning director, Tom Hooper, Les Misérables stars Hugh Jackman, Oscar® winner Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway and Amanda Seyfried.

[jezebelradosevic]

I really like the way this trailer is so full of hope and uplifting and then you get to see the movie and it hits you like an airplane and makes you sob in tears every five minutes.

[savagecoffeedrinker]

Once "Do you hear the people sing" starts I get goosebumps

[c.vaughn]

Whatever your opinion of the movie, I think we can agree this is one of the best trailers ever made

[marcusaureliusantoninusaug]

This is the trailer which successfully fooled most people into thinking that the film was about the French Revolution.

[TheAndroidNextDoor]

This is literally the only movie to ever provoke any kind of emotional reaction from me.

[VladSicoe]

This is, in my opinion, one of the greatest movie musicals ever! It will rank up there, with the likes of The Wizard of Oz and Singing in the Rain. It's got a beautiful, powerful and touching story, superb musical score and an incredibly talented cast.

[termiRADER]

I just realized why I like Les Miserables so much. They somehow directed it to be the most beautiful movie where the plot is basically Superman's dad chasing around Wolverine and Catwoman. And they win a freaking Oscar for it. Priceless.

[sarcasticsugar]

One of my favorite trailers of ALL TIME. Especially the finale!

[katerinatri]

Best thing about this trailer : Aaron Tveit 's TO THE BARRICADE

[frankparker.website]

Remembering Victor Hugo: 26/02/1802 - 22/05/1885. R.I.P.

[evancalahan]

Let’s not forget that this director made the movie Cats

[lili-iigv]

When it turned from one day more, to do you hear the people sing, then to the epilogue song i melted

[elizabethmccallus]

As someone has done this beautiful show before, this film showed everything it is and so much more. It showed both the larger scope and the intimacy of the struggles people in France endured during this time in a way that stage musicals will never be able to do. It also allowed for many overlooked moments in the show to get the time they deserve. People will sit through movies longer than they will stage shows, and this is an example of that. Such a gorgeous film that is worthy of being a classic for years to come.

[EdwinVossen]

The emotion of the actors feels so real and intense. It grabs you by the throat, touches you deep inside and doesn't let you go for the entire film. The raw character of the story is so beautifully portrayed. And every time Anne Hathaway sings 'I dreamed a dream', I get goosebumps on my arms and a lump in my throat.
The story of Les Miserables has of course been told thousands of times in numerous art forms. The fact that after all those previous stories they succeeded in making such a beautiful film, is really fantastic. Apart from that, they also had to assemble the complete movie of two and a half hours in a catchy trailer. And that has also worked out excellently!

[whatalsaid]

Why were people so mean about Amanda Seyfried's singing voice. It's beautiful. Lightyears better than Emma Watson's voice in Beauty and the Beast.

[kamonchanoktiwattanasuk]

When you watched the movie and wonder how the trailer would be

[emmakleiner]

the book was one of the best books i've ever read . i read it in french, and it is sad that it is not as touching in english as it is in french, for those who can read french i advise u to read it, it's maybe long but it is worth it

[libertynerd]

This movie is one of the best I've seen. Still, the stage versions are more appealing. 

[HobbesCandie]

I remember watching this trailer before an IMAX screening of An Unexpected Journey. Turned out to be the best part of the evening.

[amysepple]

samantha and aaron should’ve been listed in the casting creds