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Official 'Spring Breakers' Trailer Splashes Online

Posted byBy Jarel McRae | Published on: | Updated on June 29, 2013 CommentsComments (0)

Spring Breakers preview photos and clips have already hit the web, but A24 and Annapurna Pictures have just released the first, full-length trailer for the star-studded comedy crime drama.

The film follows four college-aged girls Faith (Selena Gomez), Candy (Venessa Hudgens), Brit (Ashley Benson), and Cotty (Rachel Korine), who were best friends since grade school. The four dorm-mates are troubled that their lack of finances may jeopardize their ability to enjoy a Florida Spring Break vacation the way any college kid would.  Since missing out on all that fun was too much to bare, the group decided to pay for their expenses by doing the unthinkable — they rob a fast food restaurant for the cash.  Ultimately their beach partying comes to a tragic end when they find themselves in jail, busted for drugs.  However, their troubles doesn’t stop there, after Alien (James Franco), a drug and arms dealer, bails them out to do some dirty work the girls get a wilder Spring Break ride than they could ever have anticipated.

Spring Breakers is written and directed by Harmony Korine and is set to trample in theaters nationwide on March 29, just in time for the insane Spring Break season.

Prepare for bikinis, guns, and crazy insane partying as you catch Gomez,  Hudgens, Benson, and Korine shedding their youthful innocence in the tantalizing two minute Spring Breakers  trailer below.


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