Pinocchio Official Teaser Trailer

Tom Hanks stars as Geppetto in this live-action reimagining of the Disney classic, directed by Robert Zemeckis and co-starring Cynthia Erivo. 'Pinocchio' streams on Disney+ starting on Sept. 8.

Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight

[yamasaer]

GI Jane 2, Can't wait to see it!

[MetalDragon_CSY]

*Every time Disney remakes a classic*
“How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man?!”

[greengraciano]

I like how even the trailer calls the original a 'timeless' classic. Timeless. As in, it doesn't require a soulless cash grab remake.

[abatoth]

"Evil cannot create anything new, they can only corrupt and ruin what good forces have invented or made." - J. R. R. Tolkien.

[Scarnivore]

I don't expect anything from Disney and yet they always disappoint us.

[geofflegeoff]

From the studio that destroys everything you loved…

[LucasBright.]

Man they just gonna keep doing these aren't they

[shawnl]

Going with Dennis Rodman as the Fairy godmother was a bold move

[spredthetruth]

This is one of the best horror movie trailer I've seen, that blue thing really gives me the chills

[airdas]

I was glad to grow up in a time when Disney faires didn't cause trauma.

[tbrennan]

Pinocchio: "I'm a real boy!"
Gepetto: "YOU! ARE! A!

[Gervy]

I mean, not to be racist, but I'm italian and this story is narrated to us since childhood through books, television, it is thaught in schools. Collodi wrote the story setting it in 1800's Tuscany and clearly describes the Blue Fairy as being, as the name says, a blue fairy, with pale, ethereal skin and long blue hair.
Making it a black woman and, of all things, bald, is deeply disrespectful.
Disney doesn't care shitting on other people's cultures as long as they make money. Not gonna spend mine on this shit.

[nicholasgarrick]

Can't wait to hear Pinocchio yell out " I'm a real person! So no one is offended.

[kernelspy]

Blue fairy looks something that you will see in a Horror movie!

[leov]

Alright I’ll ask the question, what the fuck is that fairy? You honestly thought that was a good idea Disney? Because it did so well in the Cinderella remake.

[sharkman]

What I'm worried about is that Pinocchio was an entertainingly dark movie, and I got a feeling that Disney won't have the cojones to take the same liberties with this remake. A lot of people will assume that this adaption will be more 'mature' because it's NOT a cartoon, but this movie will most likely play it safe and be more inoffensive and 'kid friendly', like when they scaled down the Beast's appearance in the Beauty and the Beast remake, removed the epic scene of Genie turning giant and lifting the palace from the Aladdin remake (and the giant snake), the pink elephants from Dumbo, the hellish spectacle of Be Prepared from The Lion King, and so on. I don't hold out much hope for this movie.

[dj_justanotheruser_yt]

Crazy how disney doesn't know the meaning of "timeless".

[louiemouie]

I never expected to see Jada Pinkett Smith being the Magic fairy of Pinocchio.

[SPinc]

Nothing against the actress, it's a job. But to the casting director, to the art director and to the producers of the movie: if you want to change a character's race to another, then fine. But don't change the look. Why make her bald, when in the original movie this film is ripping off the character has very notorious blonde hair? At that point, why even add the wings and the blue dress? Why not make Geppeto a young asian man? Why not turn the cricket into a puppy? Why keep some aspects close to the original but change others so much? Consistency is key. Either change EVERYTHING, or change nothing. These in-betweens are terrible.

[freshbrewedasmr]

I would honestly like a live action of Notre Dame. Not really based off of the cartoon version, but one that sticks more to the actual book. The visuals would be amazing