2026 Movie Trailers REVIEW

In this episode of The Andrew Klavan Show, host Andrew Klavan reviews a series of upcoming movie trailers, offering candid and often critical reflections on their potential impact and quality. He expresses cautious optimism about the film industry's apparent return to storytelling with a focus on entertainment, noting a possible shift away from what he calls 'woke' excesses. Among the trailers discussed, he highlights Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey as a promising project, praising Matt Damon's performance and Nolan's legacy, though he remains skeptical of some of Nolan's earlier works. Spielberg's Disclosure Day receives the highest praise for its intriguing premise and mysterious tone, with Klavan calling it the most captivating of the bunch. He also comments on Dune Part Three, expressing renewed interest after seeing the trailer, despite initial reservations about the franchise. In contrast, he remains unimpressed by the Michael Jackson biopic, questioning whether it will confront the controversial aspects of the singer’s life, and views a remake of Kind Hearts and Coronets as merely adequate. Overall, Klavan expresses hope that Hollywood is rediscovering its purpose: to entertain and engage audiences with compelling narratives.