SXSW 2011: Nick Frost is a hairy man, Bespectacled of Joe Cornish attack the block

Ladies and gentlemen, your first glimpse of Spaced , Shaun of the Deadand Hot Fuzz star Nick Frost of the Joe Cornish block the attack.

The creation at the upcoming SXSW Festival, attack the block is the beginnings of the Cornish language, a frequent collaborator with director Edgar Wright, with whom he collaborated on the script for the upcoming film of Tintin Steven Spielberg and Peter JacksonWhile working with Wright on the script for ant-Man.

Here is the official ground:

Attack the block ' is a movie adventure action fast, funny, frightening between gang teen against an invasion of wild alien monsters. It is a subdivision of London in a playground Sci - Fi. A block of Tower in a besieged fortress. And the teenage hero street children. It is the inner city from space.

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Trailer for Pegg and Alien Road Movie Frost PAUL arrives

Alerts by Todd Brown, January 6, 2011 4 H 55, I can't shake the feeling that there is a problem of marketing autour Paul de Greg mottola of the trailer. The concept is funny. I like literally all involved. It is definitely targeting people exactly like me, but... I'm not sure. It is looking too hard? Or is it as simple as the fact that it is dealing with one of the most boring titles in film history? I mean, really... Paul. Just Paul. It tells you anything. It gives no reason to be excited.

But I digress. Trailers for the film began rolling out just now in the UK and now in the United States received the Act the with the first official U.S. trailer turn today at Apple. It will help feel me better about things... Let's find out...

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Pegg. Frost. Alien. Full Trailer PAUL arrives.

Alerts the trailer by Todd Brown, December 17, 2010 10 H 33 while I have the impression that Greg Mottola Paul can meet a fate similar like Scott Pilgrim and the world - i.e. beloved by a vocal but group finally relatively small while ignored by everyone - who only makes me less hurry to see Edgar Wright creeping.

Full of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, trailer featuring the comedy travel road freshly arrived online, give us our first look really important in the duo interacting with Seth Rogen expressed foreign Paul. And it works. Pegg and Frost make a great duo, their screen wide friendship for large screen, chemistry, and although I do not think that this looks like a hit level of their previous screen pairing Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, it still seems fun.

The trailer is exclusively on Yahoo! UK at the moment. Head over to check.

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