Hail, Caesar! - Official Trailer (HD)

Hail, Caesar!
In Theaters February 5.

Four-time Oscar®-winning filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country for Old Men, True Grit, Fargo) write and direct Hail, Caesar!, an all-star comedy set during the latter years of Hollywood's Golden Age. Starring Josh Brolin, George Clooney, Alden Ehrenreich, Ralph Fiennes, Jonah Hill, Scarlett Johansson, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton and Channing Tatum, Hail, Caesar! follows a single day in the life of a studio fixer who is presented with plenty of problems to fix.

The comedy is produced by the Coen brothers under their Mike Zoss Productions banner alongside Working Title Films’ Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner.

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[TheRealBit]

Frances McDorman, Josh Brolin and Clooney in a coen brothers movie again? Can't think of one soul who wouldn't wanna watch this, looks just fucking great, as expected.

[levihambrick]

This trailer made the movie seem better and better as it went on.
Coen brothers
Historical epic movie in a movie
George "Bumbling" Clooney
Fat Jonah Hill

I'm 100% sold on this film.

[j_v_c_k]

The bass in this trailer was really badass for some reason.

[goriya]

Absolutely loved this movie from start to finish. Trailer is misleading, though; it's not about George Clooney's character. It's about a day in the life of the movie executive Eddie Mannix with a bunch of sub plots and characters that branch out from that. Very creative and funny film, but maybe not for everyone judging by some comments here. Don't watch it expecting a slapstick period comedy.

[ytcarol]

Just saw this. Perfectly cast. A jumble of elements that all fall into place principally through Brolin's character - he's really the center in terms of understanding the big theme here, which is one I get perfectly. You feel overworked, stressed, unsure from the constant demands of your job - roping in people, problems, crazy challenges, idiocies, betrayals, endless details... You want to quit and find a door opens to an easy and lucrative opportunity, but... you know you'll never quit because you love the crazy - in this case Hollywood film making. Josh Brolin plays this perfectly. George Clooney is a brainless actor - also brilliantly done. Everyone else has modest parts but they all add up: the suits, the director (Fiennes) the religious folk, the communists, the cowboy, singers, dancers, bit part players, gossip columnists - all of them. The film they are making, about "The Christ" suggests that insult to the Person or the event will occur, but it never does, and isn't meant to. It nearly becomes saintly at the end (that faith scene here is the last one), but the Coen brothers' unique wit steps in before it gets either too noble or too mocking. It's a well put together movie and I'll see it again. Oh, see it on big screen while you can, by the way - there's a lot in the scenery you don't want to miss.

[zsmicciche]

The way Brolin runs away at 1:50 makes me laugh every time.

[newsusunshine]

It never fails. I read about a Coen brothers film that is in the works, and I wonder "How can a movie about that possibly be any good?" Then I see the trailer (or the film) and I suddenly understand. The Coens are genius filmmakers. They start with the ordinary and create the extraordinary.

[RoyalOceanRWB]

Wow the actually movie is nothing like this trailer.

[swiftcvrrent]

That last scene, "wondering whats going on?" pretty much represents every Coen brothers movie. Can't wait for Hail, Caesar!

[cwbrooks]

This movie is SO underrated. Aside from the great story-telling and film structure that you'd expect from a CoenBros film, its parody of old movies and old Hollywood is so spot on that it's sure to delight fans of the era -- you will catch a dozen allusions in every scene. Oh, and it's also hilarious. Highly recommend.

[MrDeath]

Christopher Lambert and clancy brown hell yeah ☺😀

[mimimarcus]

Man, the 50s looks are timeless. The era's clothes and makeup make everyone look so glamourous. BTW, so hyped for this movie!

[LSSYLondon]

This is the weirdest BEST movie EVER! It's nothing like the trailer. It's so not ordinary. It's genius.

[AvvocatodiTito]

I love this movie. People who complain about its plot would probably prefer the usual story about a spotless hero who defeats the villain. There were many memorable scenes I rewatched more than once on youtube.
In my opinion, this movie is almost as good as the Big Lebowski.

[Tehgoat]

Forget the next Star Wars
*HAIL, CAESAR IS THE FILM I WANT TO WATCH*

[Buenomars]

Spoiler alert! The kidnapped guy dies at the end from being stabbed 23 times!

[MrFurgazi]

To me, it felt a lot like a Wes Anderson film. You aren't supposed to watch it for the plot. If anything, the central ransom plot is minor and inconsequential and there are several characters who have nothing to do with the plot that get loads of screen time. In lieu of plot, the movie focuses dialogue, style, aesthetic and romantic depiction of another way of life. It isn't funny but it isn't trying to be. It was sort of like a Big Lebowski, in that the entire movie is a mess of characters and places, but minus the hilarity and plus more mid-century optimism.

I enjoyed it.

[Kikyodarkness]

Too much negativity! I absolutely loved the movie! :)

[AleksaNoeksa]

I can already taste the popcorn I'll be buying at the theater when this comes out.

[nemraps]

Thought this was a Fallout New Vegas film. dang