There is trying to figure out this new trailer for the movie Big Gold Brick and then there is just existing in the world of this trailer. When Floyd (Andy Garcia) enlists the help of a writer (Emory Cohen) to tell his life story, he’s thrust into the chaos that is Floyd’s life—including his hot second wife, Jacqueline (Megan Fox).
Starring Andy Garcia, Megan Fox, Emory Cohen, and Oscar Isaac, this movie looks like the right amount of absolute chaos—no, really. One second, you think you’ve figured out what this trailer is about, and then the next minute they throw a wrench at you and you no longer know what the hell this movie is about in the best possible way.
The synopsis on the YouTube page for Big Gold Brick is as follows: “Big Gold Brick recounts the story of fledgling writer Samuel Liston and his experiences with Floyd Deveraux, the enigmatic middle-aged father of two who enlists Samuel to write his biography. But the circumstances that lead up to this arrangement in the first place are quite astonishing—and efforts to write the biography are quickly stymied by ensuing chaos in this darkly comedic, genre-bending film.”
Do I know what this movie is going to be about? No! But I’m excited because it looks weird as all hell in the best way.
(image: Samuel Goldwyn Filmes)
Here are some other things we saw out there today:
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Netflix is kicking off the year with some horror!#Archive81 premieres January 14 pic.twitter.com/h3QPl15W7X
— But Why Tho? (@ButWhyThoPC) January 5, 2022
- Chicago cancels classes as teachers resist returning to school. (via The New York Times)
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Jonathan Majors photographed by Austin Hargrave for THR pic.twitter.com/c09ERfyHUu
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) January 5, 2022
- The Ted Lasso crew are on their way back to season 3! (via Brendan Hunt’s Instagram)
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Let’s all cry pic.twitter.com/ABQtQJFj3m
— EsmirElle (@ESMirelle) January 2, 2022
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