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'Battleship' New Trailer

Posted byBy Joe Cohen | Published on: CommentsComments (0)

From the makers of  ‘Trasformers’, feast your eyes on this. The brand spanking new trailer to ‘Battleship’.  Starring Taylor Kitsch, Rihanna, Brooklyn Decker,and Liam Neeson, this action adventure is packaged and ready for delivery.

Based on the classic board game, this story is told over the seas and skies as mankind is backed on their heels against an attack from a superior force. This film has a delicious sense of humor.  In one of the opening scenes between the the romantic leads, Kitsch breaks into a convenience store and pockets a frozen burrito to impress Brooklyn Decker. However, the burglary goes completely wrong and Kitsch ends up on the ground tazed, again!

Despite the reluctant followers to the film, this looks like a fun time in the theaters. Directed by Peter Berg who spent many years as Michael Mann’s protege has proven his talents before. Hopefully, ‘Battleship’ can gain some fans and come close to making some of that 200 million dollar budget back.

Check out the production photos and the Official Trailer below. What do you think? Do they have a chance of making that money back?

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