Frank Grillo and Iko Uwais are kicking-ass in new trailer for 'Beyond Skyline': Check it out!
To this day you probably don’t even remember that the 2010 movie Skyline exists. It’s one of those scifi movies that came and went very quickly because it was just so, tragically bad. Today, though, we had just got a trailer for Beyond Skyline, which seems like a spin-off sequel, and the trailer is surprisingly awesome.
Directed by Liam O’Donnell, who co-wrote the original film, Beyond Skyline stars Frank Grillo, who tends to be amazing in everything, from The Purge films to the Captain America films. It also stars Iko Uwais, who gained fame in The Raid series (as well as for being a member of Kanjiklub in The Force Awakens) and he will be teaming up with his rival enemy from the first Raid movie,Yayan Ruhian . That cast, already, is a big step up from the first film. (No offense, Eric Balfour). Plus, the sequel really seems to blow out the effects and action, in contrast to the original, which was much more isolated. Check it out.
Things certainly start shaky there, and it looks a lot like the ambitious but disappointing first film. But then, once the son gets sucked into the spaceship and Grillo ends up across the world, hot damn, does it look cool. There are ancient ruins, blade bracelets, huge aliens, and even robot dinosaur aliens (so you know I’m in).
On that note here's the poster also:
Oh, and here’s the poster.
Directed by Liam O’Donnell, who co-wrote the original film, Beyond Skyline stars Frank Grillo, who tends to be amazing in everything, from The Purge films to the Captain America films. It also stars Iko Uwais, who gained fame in The Raid series (as well as for being a member of Kanjiklub in The Force Awakens) and he will be teaming up with his rival enemy from the first Raid movie,Yayan Ruhian . That cast, already, is a big step up from the first film. (No offense, Eric Balfour). Plus, the sequel really seems to blow out the effects and action, in contrast to the original, which was much more isolated. Check it out.
Things certainly start shaky there, and it looks a lot like the ambitious but disappointing first film. But then, once the son gets sucked into the spaceship and Grillo ends up across the world, hot damn, does it look cool. There are ancient ruins, blade bracelets, huge aliens, and even robot dinosaur aliens (so you know I’m in).
On that note here's the poster also:
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