New 'Pride and Glory' Trailer
Maybe it will get released
I am sure the decision on New Line's part not to release Pride and Glory earlier had a lot to do with how shitty We Own the Night was considering they are both cop stories dealing with corruption. Fortunately Pride and Glory has a little bit more going for it by way of Ed Norton and Colin Farrell (an actor decidedly on his game).
The new trailer actually came my way late last week, but I took my time moving on it until now. I have added it below and if you want to check it out in QuickTime or Windows Media player I have the links here.
The funny thing about this film is that none of the release date controversy swirling around it has anything to do with Ed Norton, the way it did with The Incredible Hulk. Gotta wonder just how much of that was a bunch of bullshit, or maybe you don't, and like me you can believe it was all bullshit and leave it at that.
Pride and Glory hits theaters in October, get more on the film here.
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This trailer definitely looks better than the first, but I just don't see how it will breathe any new life into the corrupt cop genre.
I don't think I've ever not liked Ed Norton in a movie, so I'm really hoping he doesn't disappoint here.
I am a big fan of Ed Norton ever since I saw American History X and Primal Fear. Any project he is involved in is a must see for me. And as for Colin Farrell. It looks like he has got his shit together after crappy films like Swat, Alexander and Miami Vice. Alexander and Miami Vice were actually not by any way his fault. There were to very good directors on those projects who just failed to deliver a good film.
But after In Bruges and checking out all the other projects Farrell has going on, my interest in him has increased. He has always been a difficult actor to understand. One moment he does an awful film like The Recruit or SWAT and then he is in a film like Intermission or In Bruges. He has always tried to keep a balance between big Hollywood film and small indie projects. So the teaming up of Norton and Farrell can be very interesting. And this film does look a lot better then We Own the Night.