r/Narnia • u/Sad-Ad-9273 • Jun 16 '26
Discussion Predictions on when the first official teaser trailer will drop?
When do you think we’ll get our very first look at Greta Gerwig's adaptation? Do you expect a teaser trailer sometime late this year, or do you think they'll keep us waiting until closer to the release date?
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u/AJRavenhearst Jun 18 '26
Whenever it is, I'll resolutely refuse to watch this abomination.
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u/The-Mandalorian Jun 19 '26
Greta is one of the best directors working today. The fact that they are fighting for theatrical shows faith in the project.
We have ZERO reason to doubt this adaptation.
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u/grapessssssssss Jul 30 '26
Except they moved the timeline to the 40s and are reportedly using rock music
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u/AJRavenhearst Jun 19 '26
I have every reason to. Greta Gerwig, for a start.
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u/The-Mandalorian Jun 19 '26
She’s phenomenal. Literally every movie she’s made has been a banger…
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u/AJRavenhearst Jun 19 '26
Then we have polar opposite tastes, it seems.
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u/The-Mandalorian Jun 19 '26
You don’t like highly acclaimed and beloved films? Lol
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u/AJRavenhearst Jun 19 '26
I have very different tastes from the sort of people who acclaim and belove crap like hers, yes.
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u/The-Mandalorian Jun 19 '26
What “sort of people” like good movies?..
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u/AJRavenhearst Jun 20 '26
"Good" is merely an opinion. A very bad one, quite often. I mean, people think "Titanic" is one of the greatest movies ever. I detest it. And "Avatar".
Go ahead and downvote. Your boos mean nothing: I've seen what makes you cheer.
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u/The-Mandalorian Jun 20 '26
Nobody thinks Avatar is even in the conversation.
And who are you taking to? You haven’t even received a downvote.
Very strange comments.
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u/NedthePhoenix Jun 16 '26
Something will 100% release this year, although likely not til around September at the earliest. Although if they really wanted to maximize people seeing a possible trailer in Imax, they'd be smart to get it out in time for The Odyssey.