The Wrath Movie Trailer

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Theres a reason for that. The video was put together by Hurricane, a youtuber who specialises in making awesome WoW trailers and has been doing so for many years. But they've always been a fan creator, someone beloved by the community but doing their own thing, and this is their first commission from Blizzard.

What's awesome about this trailer is how it encapsulates the build-up to the Lich King's invasion of Azeroth, and builds pure hype through the use of in-game models and real players' avatars. To be clear, this is a mix of cinematic and what looks like in-game models with HD textures, rather than in-game footage, but a whole bunch of it has either been done in-engine or made to look exactly like it has been, mimicking the movement of large groups of players as they scramble to defend Azeroth.

That is ultimately why this is so good. Wrath is one of the most-beloved eras in WoW's history: the death knight class is amazing, the quests are great, and the storytelling is as good as WoW ever got (which is to say: very good). It is an epic expansion, and so many of the great moments from it, large and small, get a few seconds in the sun here. It's a simple reminder of what an awesome time WotLK was and will hopefully be again, and makes you want to no-life it.

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Things improve, however. The first night they are given a camping spot and a hamburger cookout by a local, a friendly man who nonetheless makes them a bit nervous. They are given another trailer by a passing motorist who sees them and meet people who are enthusiastic about their trip. They are given money and food and places to sleep along the way.

Growing up in the two-wheel desert that was Canada decades ago, Leslie Reissner discovered the joys of cycling when he and a friend rode from London to Munich one summer after high school. Since then, he has done some long distance riding in Europe, including the Camino de Santiago (which apparently entitles him to reduced time in Purgatory), dragged himself over major climbs in the Alps, Pyrenees, Dolomites, Vosges and Appalachians, and even done some racing. In spite of owning 11 bicycles and a cool sports car, Leslie still stays indoors for six months of the year due to the lousy weather and terrible roads in Ottawa but at least he has time to listen to classical music and read a lot of cycling books.

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Joining Jones on the stage of the Lyttleton will be Zo Aldrich, Afolabi Alli, Rhys Bailey, Rachel Barnes, Brandon Bassir, Lin Blakley, Morgan Burgess, Tom Bulpett, Ryan Ellsworth, Amelia Gabriel, Christopher Godwin, Valentine Hanson, Greg Hicks, Harley Johnston, Natey Jones, William Lawlor, Mirren Mack, Maimuna Memon, Matthew Romain, Anish Roy, Michael Shaeffer, Robyn Sinclair, Tucker St Ivany, Emma Tracey, Harry Treadaway and Cath Whitefield.

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John Travolta is looking credibly hard in this new I Am Wrath trailer, a revenge pic directed by Chuck Russell that's a little John Wick-like, only Travolta's Stanley Hill is avenging a lot more than a beloved puppy. Stanley Hill is a man whose life is upended when his wife Vivian (Rebecca De Morna) is brutally murdered by a trio of killers. Only Stanley appears to be more than just a down-on-his-luck unemployed family man grieving a senseless act of violence; like Keanu Reeves' Wick, or Liam Neeson's Bryan Mills from the Taken franchise, Travolta's Hill has a way with weapons and butt-kicking from a shadowy former life. It doesn't hurt that he's also got old pal Dennis (the always great Christopher Meloni) to help him avenge his wife's death when the law can't seem to get the job done.

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Rick, Maggie and the gang head toward a final confrontation with Negan and the Saviors in the trailer for next week's The Walking Dead season 8 finale. Ratings have continued to sink for The Walking Dead throughout season 8. Those who have stuck with the show have been treated to a steadily escalating situation over the past few episodes, as the All Out War arc heads toward what should be an epic conclusion in what star Andrew Lincoln recently described as "an unusual setting."

In last week's episode, Negan returned to the sanctuary and took charge of the situation as only Negan can. By episode's end, the man with the vampire bat had taken care of his biggest headache - namely Simon - while taking advantage of Dwight's shaky sense of loyalty to set a trap for the good guys. Eugene also played a big role in the episode. First, he taught us all the world's most disgusting mac and cheese recipe. Later a very cranky Rosita and Daryl nabbed him with the intention of bringing him back to the Hilltop, but he escaped using carefully placed vomit and some masterful hiding tactics. The question of where Eugene's own loyalties lie was left ambiguous at episode's end, as we saw him go to work on bullets he may or may not be rigging to explode in the shooters' faces.

Eugene's bullets will factor in to next week's The Walking Dead season 8 finale, as we see in the episode trailer posted by AMC. After a whole season of crazy twists and turns, All Out War is finally ready to reach a climax. See the trailer above.

The clip opens with a rare sight of the entire assembled good-guy team - even the seldom-glimpsed Jesus - marching out of The Hilltop with a purpose. As we know from last week's episode, Rick and the gang are walking right into a trap set by Negan with the unwitting help of Dwight and Gregory. But does this mean the two sides remain destined to duke it out? Rick may be having second thoughts about battling to the death after reading Carl's letter reminding him that sometimes you have to give peace a chance. Negan of course seems more intent than ever on finishing things after Michonne read him Carl's other letter over the walkie talkie.

For a little thematic refresher, the trailer shows Morgan talking to Rick, and it's clear from Morgan's dialog where he stands on the issue of giving peace a chance. "We're worse than we were, and we can't go back, so let's just finish this." The season 8 finale of course marks Morgan's final appearance on The Walking Dead, as the character will now shift over to Fear the Walking Dead. The clip also offers the usual array of tantalizing teasers. There's a glimpse of an unusually aggressive Eugene pointing a gun at Gabriel. We also get a shot of Dwight wearing a shirt emblazoned with a letter "A," which one can only assume stands for "a--hole" after Negan's memorable one-liner following his strangling of Simon.

There's also a shot of Jadis going into one of her shipping containers, brandishing a gun. Is she getting ready to take a helicopter ride? In addition to those teases, we see a final shot of the good guys on top of a hill, looking ready for action. How many of our favorite characters will meet their demise as All Out War comes to a presumed conclusion? We'll find out when The Walking Dead season 8 finale airs on AMC on Sunday, April 15th, 2018.

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