Dream Scenario | Official Trailer HD | A24

[@AshCosgrove]

Thank you A24. In a world of remakes, reboots, sequels, and just generally unoriginal films you stand as a beacon of hope for innovation.

[@zachary1011]

@@odetoend bad bot

[@___Truth___]

@@odetoendbot bad, BAD!!

[@adamtak3128]

a24 fanboy delusions

[@SilentLulamoon]

it's literally a meme movie

[@bringbackv12s]

Simpsons did it.

[@JeanDeaux666]

Nic Cage is such a great actor. He just has to be in the right film.

[@TheMusic4Soul]

Yeah he was in some of my all-time faves: Adaptation Bringing Out the Dead Wild at Heart Leaving Las Vegas Also great in: Red Rock West Moonstruck Peggy Sue Got Married Raising Arizona Mandy Birdy Rumble Fish Lord of War

[@eliassavada7638]

PIG!!!@@TheMusic4Soul

[@Kosiduss]

you mean to work with the right director who actually knows how to write compelling characters and direct actors

[@pixearles]

@@Kosiduss - this, he needs a director that can channel what he's capable of, all his great performances have been with great directors

[@Nicolas-pf2qf]

@@TheMusic4Soul bringing out the dead and wild at heart are peak nic cage in my opinion

[@martianwoodpecker]

This is the sort of movies Hollywood should focus on. Smaller budget, high concept stuff. I'm definitely interested.

[@lucasshill8780]

hollywood focuses more on trafficking and raping children

[@bluemystic7501]

It wont make the money of a colorful comic book movie though. That's why it'll never get a lot of focus.

[@apophis7712]

@@bluemystic7501 *Not everything is capitalist friendly

[@boogerbrains138]

Anderson worship

[@owene2530]

No then we get garbage like Beau is afraid

[@bluehaven8472]

Love how the trailer slowly shifts into a thriller. Just gives a peak at how crazy the end concept is.

[@ScoreGuru123]

But the final third is utter garbage

[@mcgarveyamy]

@@ScoreGuru123 i agree it sucked!!!!

[@kryss2056]

@@ScoreGuru123how?

[@backyardalabama]

Showed the entire fucking movie

[@theunfunnyjokester]

@@backyardalabamanot really

[@whitewalker9862]

I don't think there's another actor in Hollywood who's even came close to the crazy genre range of Nicolas Cage. From blockbusters to indies, action to drama, biographics to comic book adaptations, popcorn movies to artistic ones. He literally starred in any possible genre many many times. When one day he's done with acting he'll leave an amazing movie resume absolutely impossible to catch up for any actor.

[@datatsushi2016]

Well he desperately wanted to prove himself being the nephew of Francis Ford Copolla. He didn't want to be "the nephew" he wanted to be an actor. So he gave 110%. Which is a good thing.

[@duncanchege9663]

What about Samuel L Jackson?

[@charliethetraveller]

@@duncanchege9663 talking abour Mr "I prefer to be in Marvel movies than winning an Oscar?". I think Nic did it better.

[@Orightdave]

He a proper legend aye grown up watching this guys films he the GOAT in my opinion

[@atifbangash]

I must agree, he outclasses pretty much everyone and no one seems to understand this simple truth. This guy is a master piece :) :)

[@megamoviez]

People say originality is dead. It’s not. For major studios it’s dead but for smaller studios like A24 and NEON originality is still very much alive. I can’t wait for this! Such a fascinating concept!

[@skipperdoink7105]

a 24 is not a small studio

[@FishyMango]

You do realize they're just buying the scripts, right? A24 isn't actually writing everything

[@doritoman4027]

@@FishyMangoyes but they are the distributors that fund and mass market these films so without them films like this one wouldn’t be getting made or at least they wouldn’t pull in nearly as big of an audience as they do.

[@ajlouis6038]

@@FishyMango It took massive balls of steel to go for underrated Indie projects instead of big budget blockbusters during the prime marvel era. A24 deserves every single bit of praise they receive.

[@rubendelacruz7395]

This movie is based on a creepypasta btw, nothing original

[@brainoutloud4838]

I've said it a million times. If you give Cage a project that he can get passionate about, you're going to get a great performance. Hoping that A24 is starting a trend of bringing actors back to center stage, like with Fraser.

[@MrRattlebones640]

Dont Forget adam sandler in uncut gems also.

[@petirgarda1005]

and also the director! not many directors can bring out the best in Nic Cage's acting ability, it seems that this director is one of the directors that succeed in bringing out Cage's best performance.

[@GizmoMaltese]

I hope Cage gets an Oscar

[@hamzac11]

@@GizmoMaltese He already won the oscar for Leaving las vegas.

[@hamzac11]

@@petirgarda1005 Yes. But, people tend to forget that he worked with SO many great directors : Lynch, Scorsese, The Coen bros, Ridley Scott, De Palma, Herzog. He's a wonderful actor (when he decides to take his job seriously). Unfortunately, his brilliant performances are completely overshadowed by his long streak of bad movies/performances.

[@timmcelroy8141]

Saw it at the CIFF premiere this past weekend. Y’all have no idea how hysterical and insane this incredible film gets. Run, don’t walk, to the theater when it gets a wide release.

[@loganpraz2566]

Sounds exciting!

[@pabloescobar9461]

What's your rating of it?

[@geriburrito]

@@pabloescobar9461 He just told you, why would you need a number.

[@autorun01]

Do you know if it will ever be released in theaters world wide? Or it will be available on streaming platforms only?

[@jaydrose6292]

it was a wonderful surprise

[@Achievly]

Does anyone else get filled with immense joy every time a Nic Cage trailer drops?!?!

[@ianw0ng]

i do these days.

[@thegreattesm]

immense suspicion

[@rodrigobarraza]

Of course. He's in the weird-type of films that I enjoy to watch, much more than the same recycled tropes from Hollywood.

[@grimcity]

Hell yes. Anyone that doesn't is soulless.

[@Haduken42]

Yes. I watch literally every movie he's in. My favorite actor ever, and actually a damn good one too. Ppl just don't think so bc he does so many B-movies.

[@TimeBucks]

This looks fascinating.

[@boloram1746]

beautiful

[@muhammadmohsin9280]

👍🏻

[@KAniTop786]

Nice

[@manjilbrhma5685]

Nice video

[@AhmedKing-fq8yr]

Nice

[@smitty1937]

Finally a movie with Nicholas Cage in people's dreams

[@breeeegs]

Fat balding Nic Cage haunts the dreams of children everywhere

[@hYBRYDcOBRA]

Based on a true American story

[@hafirenggayuda]

At least it's not Malkovich

[@hYBRYDcOBRA]

@@hafirenggayuda 😂

[@Valreea]

We've been waiting so long

[@SamShowOnline]

As long as A24 keeps making movies like this I will continue to whole heartedly support them and spread the word about their movies.

[@ScoreGuru123]

The end is garbage

[@Cam-rm1wn]

@@ScoreGuru123eh it just didn’t compare to the first two acts. The first two were brilliant, and it didn’t seem like they knew where to go at the end

[@kryss2056]

@@Cam-rm1wni felt like the ending was decent

[@noeruxd4048]

A24 doesn't make the movies...

[@lankaman7]

Pure joy to see Cage doing what he does best. Original, brilliantly balanced, multi genre roles. What an actor. Thank you A24 🙏🏽

[@dizzlegrizzle1919]

are you guys paid to shill or what

[@sharktoof1]

@@dizzlegrizzle1919who pissed in your Captain crunch Patricia?

[@youtubecanal86]

​@@dizzlegrizzle1919Cry man, cry

[@crowwick7652]

He is one of the most hit or miss actors. Half his acting is just garbage. He does have great stuff but his performances are all over the place.

[@sirpoopalot6420]

"THEY" don't have to pay me. @@dizzlegrizzle1919

[@JamesLawner]

This feels like one of those movies where it's all fun and games until the plot makes a 180 and becomes the most horrifying experience imaginable.

[@wrpro7495]

that’s A24 for ya

[@shannondore]

Yeah I wouldn't expect anything less from A24.

[@rogercimino9163]

This is like a description of every A24 movie 😂

[@odinez7010]

Yeah, or like, two 180s. Ignore me.

[@gbarz450]

they literally showed that in the trailer.

[@shythawks9549]

I’m so happy to see Cage back in action in the spotlight. People don’t give him enough credit he’s absolutely brilliant

[@kostar500]

I see Cage and I think, is this guy really nuts?

[@shythawks9549]

@@kostar500 like Mel Gibson!!? Ahha. Man that’s another amazing actor. I see Cage ad kind of a Genius when it comes to acting. Raw, he puts everything that he has out there.

[@m-hcv]

What are you talking about lmao Cage is one of the most famous actors alive

[@md12962]

People don’t give him enough credit for what? He’s been A-list actor for decades. It’s surprising to see he’s still landing starring roles.

[@inalingthedead]

That's because he's bat shit insane and we wouldn't have him any other way.

[@el_mal_de_ojo]

Nic Cage has been my favorite actor since 1996 when I saw him in The Rock. There just isn't anyone quite like him. When he's with the right writer and director, it's a masterpiece.

[@CapitalFProductions]

As someone who saw this movie, I can say that it’s one of my favorite movies of the year and only gets better

[@kekwayne]

Liar. This film release in november

[@miguelfmyers]

@@kekwayneI believe the film played at Tiff. They might’ve been there to be honest. Other reviews came out as well.

[@mikkommp]

@@kekwayneWell I saw it too at the Toronto Film Festival.

[@FallenKnight2244]

@@kekwaynelol please research before telling someone to be liar so bluntly

[@Zaza71737]

@@kekwayne I saw it in my dreams

[@redadamearth]

This is actually based on a known phenomenon you can read about (tons of articles, even sites devoted to it) where countless people have seen the same man in their dreams over the years who always seems to be just observing. There's actually a sketch of the "man" people keep seeing, based on testimonies from the people who see him (which, oddly enough, looks like what they did with Cage's "look" in the film). It's likely just some psychological composite "man" that many people form in their heads that *seems* like the same person - but for a screenwriter to turn that into a story about an actual man being recognized as that person and his reaction to it, is a GREAT idea. I wish I'd thought of it. lol

[@InlandDiscoEmpire]

Yep

[@sirtrollalot7762]

I knew I'd heard about this before - thanks for reminding me homie

[@frankystein9370]

I don't think it's a real phenomenon. There was a creepypasta about "This man" and it's a made-up story.

[@nuiadngnsdnge2673]

Yeah that wasn't actually real. That was a creepy pasta

[@magzdilluh]

I was thinking about that same thing! I think it resonates with us because it suggests that we share a collective subconsciousness. It provides a safe idea of the supernatural for people who don't believe in the supernatural.

[@CharlieSoze]

This is exactly the kind of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind early 2000's high-concept actor-driven movie I've been missing for so long. Thank you A24.

[@dizzlegrizzle1919]

bot nonsense. or lame simp

[@patocomum]

Yeah, I'm getting strong Being John Malkovich vibes from it and it's great!

[@markvito746]

You both could have just said Charlie kaufman ish... also played by Cage lol😂

[@briarrose7016]

Yeah where are those kinds of movies for the new generations? They Cloned Tyrone was pretty fantastic, but I don't think most people are seeing that lol.

[@briarrose7016]

​@anonymousjack5045It was!! Right up there with Blindspotting.

[@kayo3847]

If you're someone who has vivid dreams, believe they means something and enjoy black mirror then you'll probably enjoy this movie. The thing i love about A24 is how deeply their movies make me think immediately afterwards. It's not a much watch in theatres but i really enjoyed it.

[@noahpierre-louis493]

A24 is one of the few major studios still pushing out creative high concept work and it is paying off. Keep up the great work guys!

[@lovecastle7154]

And they agreed to Sag-Aftra conditions so one of the only studios with any films coming out

[@paulmurgatroyd6372]

I hope Disney don't try to buy them, they ruin everything.

[@mathinho1237]

​@@paulmurgatroyd6372Disney bought your life for you to be this such failure?

[@WingItMan217]

Honestly. Not to sound like a bootlicker, but these are the guys that are saving cinema these days lmao

[@delitaheiral9184]

​@@WingItMan217why are you so afraid to compliment studios/companies?

[@shaeVettori]

He's been KILLING it in these strange roles the past couple of years! Dudes found his perfect archetype 😂

[@Ithaca-vv5dy]

For real! He’s found his niche

[@pluckyduck11y]

Pig, Mandy, Unbearable Weight, Color Out of Space... yup

[@BobbySteelanus]

It's crazy how he's so shit in every role and still gets work

[@TucanMonkey]

He's got another film where he plays a badass buffalo hunter coming out too. Dudes on fire!

[@ruthantunez92]

He has always been this actor if you look at his early filmography, I think it's that most people saw him first in The Rock or Con Air, he was always this actor... see Vampires Kiss, Wild at Heart, and even Raiding Arizona.. he is truly more of a character actor who got filed into leading actor... and rightfully so, only problem is he really becomes the character he is playing.. great for a character actor, leading high profile actors are themselves playing a role... but hey maybe Nic is this slightly off centered person. And we tried to stuff him into "normal roles" and now he is finally getting to play a little more, who he really is! Either way enjoy the ride.

[@MoovyTV]

Can't believe they're finally making a documentary on that time we all dreamt about Nicolas Cage

[@aryav.1108]

Better be PG13 then 😏

[@henrikbakke158]

As a norwegian I am thrilled to see that Kristoffer Borgli is gaining international recognition. We have more directors than just Trier, you know.

[@conanobrian8580]

Viking directors pshhhhh

[@jamieshows1564]

Who's Trier?

[@henrikbakke158]

@@jamieshows1564 Joachim Trier - the director of The Worst Person in the World

[@leeshapon]

⁠​⁠@@jamieshows1564Maybe Joachim Trier? I was thinking Lars von Trier at first but he’s Danish…

[@kinotheateragitator8240]

Yes! Congrats! Sick of Myself ruled, too. For the longest time I thought there was a clause in your constitution, saying that every Norwegian film/show (that was not by Trier) had to be directed by Erik Skjoldbjærg.

[@atmosphericentry0]

Saw this movie at the premiere. It’s bonkers, hilarious and insanely unique. An interesting critique on fame and cancel culture. While waiting for the wide release, I highly recommend the director’s other film, Sick Of Myself. He’s really good at doing social commentary. My biggest flex in life is that I got to watch a Nick Cage movie with Nick Cage in the same theatre lol. It felt very meta given the context of the film.

[@Hayhoestudios]

OH my goodness me that is a serious flex indeed! I will check out Sick of Myself and my biggest flex is I got to interview his uncle, Francis Ford Coppola. Your flex is bigger though and I hope to one day make a movie starring Nicolas Cage himself!

[@R__A]

@@Hayhoestudiosyour flex is still bigger than mine lmao, i work in a small convenience store in UK, nic cage came in and i missed him cos i was busy stacking shelves… wasn’t til after he had left and everyone was like ‘omg that was Nic Cage!!’ But i missed him😩 so yeh that’s my flex- nic cage came into a shop i work at, but I didn’t even see him😂

[@cccoolbucket1285]

Were you dreaming?

[@atmosphericentry0]

@@Hayhoestudios Wait no that’s an even a cooler flex. You got a full on interview with Francis, I just merely existed in the same room as Nick 😭

[@Hayhoestudios]

@@atmosphericentry0 @r__a Well it's still a good story either way. Maybe in a couple weeks time I will talk about my experience with FFC. to be honest though, I would have rather have had an experience with Nic Cage! either way thank you guys for watching and keep up the good work watching and we will be in contact!

[@brendansmith2405]

Cage has been absolutely killing it lately in these low-to-mid-budget indie movies. Really interested in this one.

[@MrJerichoPumpkin]

"the unbearable weight of massive talent" was awesome

[@hereforthelaughs992]

He's millions in debt, he has the incentive to be an amazing actor. Which for viewers is a good thing.

[@jamalsterrett8801]

I feel over the years cage has been given the opportunity to tweak and refine aspects of his acting ability so much it’s like every part he has ever done is been merged into one cohesive character to bring to life something new. He is an underrated actor that has put in the ground work doing all types of movies despite the criticism of good or bad. He is the epitome of what happens when you just do you. It’s his perceive awkward nuances that over the years people have learnt to love. Rejecting the conventional Hollywood tropes and reaching deep into the parts of himself others dare not. Weather or not it looks good, bad, ugly doesn’t matter. He is reaching for something he deeply believes in and that’s what we come to appreciate and get behind. Thankyou cage 💐

[@SmoothMoose13]

the scary arms up run he does is from Vampire’s Kiss, the little chuckle he does after saying he’s special is straight out of the wicker man - yeah it’s crazy how he picks and chooses tiny little mannerisms from his other roles and brings them over. I adore him.

[@HotStrange]

He’s an artist for sure. Probably my all time favorite actor.

[@Chayaen]

He won an Oscar. He never was an underrated actor. That´s bullshit.

[@muemamuema8020]

​@@Chayaenexactly, just throwing aroud words without knowing their meaning.

[@iblamegravity1]

​@@ChayaenHe has also been nominated for Raspberry Awards for 8 different movies. 🤷

[@connorgrissett972]

A24 is really keeping the fun of filmmaking alive with everything they help produce, I’m so happy to see so many new and interesting ideas being made all the time. And to top it all off they’re all pretty great. Or at least I’ve never seen one I disliked.

[@rari2943]

Yes indeed. Haven't seen a A24 film I haven't liked. Have been some of the most perfect pieces of cinema coming out of them. I'm gonna let them distribute one of my films in the near future.

[@VillemarMxO]

Between them and Neon it's good to see there's still a hearty market for unique and interesting films, and a turning away from endless dull Hollywood remakes sequels prequels reboots reimaginings etc. based on algorithmic branding. Lol this movie makes fun of the branding thing really well, along with many other sacred cows this movie hilariously questions. It's a great reassurance that movies like this it makes me happy that they're resonating with so many!

[@justintantiongloc6987]

1:50 convinced me I need to see this. Just imagining all the crazy, manic, drug trip Nic Cage moments we can get if his character is literally showing up in *DREAMS* fills me with all sorts of joy.

[@sheeparderoohhh4107]

He came bussin' in that room like a manic robot!

[@keya2325]

It's crazy because I literally imagine someone walking my towards me like that when I'm feeling scared lol. It was crazy seeing the visual

[@KING-ri2vs]

*A24 hardly disappoints and this time they have The Cage with them to go all the way out ! Can't wait !* 🔥

[@oochakawaya]

They disappointed me with their poor spelling skills. Fearlessy funny.

[@MrBeetsGaming]

@@oochakawaya You disappointed your parents with your existence.

[@giosasso]

This is why people want to see films. This type of film is rarely made. Quirky, original, surprising and with actors playing relatable characters. This looks great.

[@mrbrowne09]

well really this is kinda based off a true story of the man no one ever saw but started dreaming about... have you seen the "have you seen this man" poster in scary videos? thats him.

[@MrStickybunz]

Yeah, and the bots pushing it like it's an original idea is sad :/

[@huynguyen-hn3es]

zzz

[@JacintaGib]

nailed it. It makes us feel something!

[@giosasso]

@@MrStickybunz I'm not a bot, if you were referring to me. I don't know the origin of the story but it reminds me of the type of films they used to make but are rarely made anymore with bug budgets. I personally love these types of films with a unique twist making it grounded in reality with a magical realism twist. Some films I put in that category: • The Truman Show • Stranger than fiction • Birdman • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind • Being John Malkovich I'm a lot of things but I'm not a bot. This is the type of film that I personally love when done well, and I don't see being made anymore. Besides being entertained by a film, I prefer films that stimulate my intellect and hopefully inspire me in some way. Note: I've never been a fan of the dumbing down of film audiences with the bombardment of superhero films. I like reality, especially with a twist.

[@davidfischer1971]

happy for cage to be back in the spotlight. always been one of my top 10 favorite actors ever. even if some movies are mediocre, i still like him in them. he has got something special.

[@idicula1979]

It’s great thing to see an artist truly being an artist, stretching his limits that is what an artist strives for, not the judgement of others.

[@darren1002]

So glad im here for the resurgence of nic cage, i know he never left but to finally see him get more serious roles again is amazing, one of my favorite actors of all time. What a time to be alive!

[@bastiaanschouwink3562]

hes truly an actor in a movie.

[@AngryDeluxe]

This man is a acting machine, pumping out 3 to 4 movies a year. Insane and still very enjoyable to watch. Can not wait to see this film.

[@md12962]

If 3 to 4 movies a year makes you a “machine”, you should learn about new actors.

[@qle278]

How long has he been at it though? You can't compare new actors to him.@@md12962

[@NetoGod]

@@md12962If they’re any good, we will… Both Nicolas Cage and younger, Newer actors, can be machines in their jobs.

[@MagitudeOfHorror]

He's slated to appear in 7 movies released in 2023. He is everywhere and I love it.

[@lannyfce4786]

@@md12962 without google, name 5 actors who had starring roles in 5 movies this year. super common right?

[@thekodawolfgaming]

The reason I’m excited for this movie isn’t the actor or what may happen in it, but the phenomenon that it’s showing, to see someone you have never met in your dreams and then meet the same person is something I’ve actually experienced and I’m happy a movie is doing it.

[@bryansuarez2396]

Im not here to poop on the possibility that that happened and was an interesting experience. Ive no doubt it was. But i felt you should know the science behind this. The faces we see in our dreams are composites of every face we have ever seen in our life. That alone is pretty OP of the brain to be able to do apparently. Those faces in our dreams are real faces of real people that we have seen during our life but may not know or remember. We don't fully see a face in the dream so we mostly fill out the details from memory. Or perhaps walking down the street one day in your town you saw that face. This doesnt take away the fact that you dreamed them, and then one day met them. That probably still hit and was a vibe, but youd be fooling yourself if you convinced yourself it was something more mystical than that. This is what science has claimed anyways and has told us. I know nothing for a fact even if science has claimed it does. Maybe in a few years there will be more interesting discoveries about the nature of dreaming.

[@Nephilim27]

@@bryansuarez2396Everyone knows about that.. that’s nothing new to anyone but what OP described isnt that nor this. Sorry to poop on your parade. There’s no science behind what OP experience but the scientific term of a phenomenon.

[@bryansuarez2396]

" To see someone you have never met in your dreams and then meet the same person is something I've actually experienced.." What youre saying is that the OP of this comment didnt say that? So with that context I just blurted random information to share, which is interesting nonetheless and was without intent to harm? My bad if thats the case. But I was simply replying to something they said themselves, and then you come here selfishly about it with me for saying anything at all. Also assuming everyone knows that is an assumption on your part. Not everybody knows everything. I shared something, nothing else. Take it as you will. I am sorry if that offended your ego in some way. Ill take my leave.

[@Nephilim27]

@@bryansuarez2396 I’m not reading all of that. Just accept that you’re wrong and you legit have no clue what you’re taking about. The. End.

[@bryansuarez2396]

@@Nephilim27You interestingly read enough through the longer one to have something passionate to say about it. But I understand. Its alright. I hope your day may be well. Im sorry for your struggles and my intrusion to your mood.

[@nayibdelarosa510]

Nicolas Cage is without a doubt a role model in art, he has done it all and keeps on doing it, performing beyond budget beyond fame and beyond necessity, to leave a legacy for people to look back and learn, it is definitely a reason to always push ourselves pass our comfort zone.

[@ws8061]

I just commented it's incredible how prolific his acting career is. He's a great actor but the volume is almost as impressive to me, inspiring to see how hard that guy works.

[@battlememesbyomari25]

@@ws8061nah, he’s not a great actor. His style is unique and only works for certain films. As far as the art of acting, he’s mediocre at best. Kinda like John Travolta.

[@tsvetomirsheev3882]

​@@battlememesbyomari25you cant be more wrong

[@highdesertbiker]

He is one of the best if not my favorite. Like how cool is Nick Cage? He has SOOOOOO MANY MOVIES

[@radi2986]

It’s a shame he hasn’t been in a Wes Anderson movie yet

[@WopBoppaLooBop]

This would be terrifying. To have people see you and not know if they're dreaming eventually.... I am so in for this.

[@pelangos]

This is real talent in writing and acting here. We don't need the stupid Hollywood Screen Actors Guild to write anything. We need some new talent like a24! It's looking good.

[@hongo9111]

@@pelangos You realise that A24 and SAG-AFTRA have agreements because A24, a far smaller company than the ones currently trying to break the strike, agreed with the demands of the unions?

[@pelangos]

@@hongo9111 so they are an "independent film studio" that does what everyone tells them to do? Oh ok got it thanks

[@גלקורן]

​​​@@pelangosYou're looking at it kind of backwards. WGA has permitted several A24 projects to continue production, such as this one, which means that A24 themselves have agreeed to the strike's demands. If anything, A24 only proves further the necessity of this strike by setting a positive example of the treatment of their writers (which are, evidently, part of the Guild).

[@pelangos]

​@@גלקורן they were "permitted to continue"?? LOL It's so funny how you worship these unions and associations as if they're God or something, commanding you on what to do, or not to do. As a private company, A24 can do whatever they want

[@StephenMarshall83]

Nic Cage has evolved over the years to one of my favorite actors. I can’t recall ever being so amped about an actor, every film he does now gets me incredibly excited, something 20years ago I probably wouldn’t have imagined ever saying. After his recent films like Pig, Mandy and The Color Of Space I know whatever project he is going to be a part of is going to be unique and well crafted, something I really appreciate these days. A24 is by far my favorite studio, I don’t love every film they do but I always appreciate the fact that they are making and supporting films that they do. Like Cage their film are unique and extremely well crafted. A24 + Cage really is a “Dream Scenario” for me. 🙌

[@furythree]

he never left

[@diegowushu]

20 years ago, you mean when he was making brilliant movies like Adaptation, Matchstick Men, Bringing out the Dead or Lord of War? Lmao, clueless.

[@ANMLYSTK]

Leaving Las Vegas. The End.

[@daltonbryer3171]

This is one of the most refreshing movies Ive seen in years. It's dark humor is uncomfortably funny. People can be so unreasonable especially with what seems like its real.

[@kylemedbery9060]

Nic Cage's film choices since probably Mandy and on has been remarkable. These high concept characters in high concept films are the perfect choices for him. Almost leaning into the memes of his characters ridiculousness, but retaining enough humanity to feel grounded.

[@Blublublu23]

Except The Flash

[@luisvitorbernardo8421]

@@Blublublu23In which he did not act at all :v

[@matthewbertram4312]

Jiu Jitsu and Prisoners of Ghostland would like to have a word, lol But, in all honesty, Cage has more good and great movies than most major actors would dream of. There's just also a whole lot of...not that...as well.

[@PhoxyPoxy]

I am riddled with goosebumps. Nick Cage is the finest wine of Cinema.

[@livvw]

Nic Cage is on a roll, whoever is getting him these roles is doing an excellent job + Julianne Nicholson is amazing

[@NicholasMason-eu8rw]

1:53 that crazy movement; the erratic swinging of his arms with a giant smile on his face as he moves in to presumably kill... now THAT is something that I've had nightmares about.

[@kevjohn2006]

Not only does A24 make superior movies, their trailers are phenomenal as well.

[@narcissus79]

Except the Green Knight.. that was a dog turd

[@connorloftis4236]

@@narcissus79 great trailer though

[@narcissus79]

@@connorloftis4236 true

[@hearthatbird]

nuh uh

[@floki-man]

I appreciate them showing the whole movie in minutes, it will save me a couple hours in the future.

[@onelifetolive4847]

Man, I’m loving that Cage is getting back to his old ways, this is the man I grew up watching, Con air is still one of my favorite movies.

[@benboudreau1221]

I think it's safe to say in a world of franchises filling the box offices, a24 is keeping movies alive

[@simontate1262]

A24 killing it consistently on all levels. fantastic stuff.

[@Vylkeer]

A24 is some of the best sources for indie films that are original and feel authentic. This is the first time Nick boards the ship and I'm all here for it.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

I don't know why but Bald Nicholas Cage is scary

[@c.i.ccomics416]

Fr

[@Mohammed1991Abuzaid]

Have u seen him in your dreams too?! Lol

[@porc1429]

I like it

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

​@@Mohammed1991Abuzaidlmao

[@Danjoker.]

He's embracing it now.

[@AussieMarcel]

Nicolas Cage has always been an icon. Action movies when I was a kid and later it was Wild At Heart and Red Rock West. Pig was genuinely the most moving film I’ve seen in years and I highly recommend watching it if you haven’t seen it already. The Color Out Of Space is also good but if you want the more zany, b-movie Nic Cage.

[@DrumrbaxJ]

I hope you've seen Mandy too then.

[@keith_dixon]

Pig was awesome. Mandy sucked.

[@AussieMarcel]

@@DrumrbaxJ I loved Mandy, mate. Very surreal! Incredible visuals.

[@syleshwhycantileavethisbla802]

I watched this at the weekend, and Kristoffer Borgli's other recent film, Sick Of Myself, earlier this year. They are both excellent and original works of cinema, definitely a director to watch.

[@yeahrightbear8883]

Nic Cage is a true artist. I love that he's doing the wackiest of films these days and just having a good time.

[@vivresaviva]

nicholas cage is a gift to us all. 🙏🏿

[@SmackEmYakEm]

A national treasure, protect him at all costs!

[@stereoyogurt]

@@SmackEmYakEm totally agree!!!11

[@litlop]

To anyone who doesn't know, Borgli has previously directed the movie "Sick of Myself" and it is a blast! A perfect mix of satirical comedy and drama, I highly recommend it to everybody!

[@rekingooo]

Watch Drib too, its a trip!

[@zackmac5917]

Nicolas Cage is truly an incredible actor. Honestly, one of the greats, even if he hasn't done the best movies. Even in this trailer alone, you can tell he has achieved a very compelling performance. Actually looking forward to this one, finally looks like a good movie!

[@LSK2K]

Just watched the movie. It's really good.

[@CultureNerds]

I remember hearing that was going to be an adaptation of a very similar creepy pasta to this and I believe this is that project and I’m very happy to see it isn’t just some generic horror film but a smaller independent studio projects with clearly a lot of creativity put into it

[@paulnevvgeneva3157]

yes! it's based off the creepypasta called "(Ever Dream) This Man" but they told it in the comedic-fantasy way.

[@TheMasochistKnight]

Yes! I remember seeing that poster “have you ever dreamed of This Man?”, with the sketch of the guy that kind of resembles Mr Bean. it was originally made as an advertisement for an independent movie they wrre supposed to make, but it never came out. I guess it fell into a24’s hands

[@gmwarriorx]

I'll watch if it's related to Adaptation (2001) in some way. Loved that movie

[@TheMusic4Soul]

Nic Cage and A24. A match made in heaven.

[@MartinJHesse]

A24 has been such a blessing for cinema in the last several years.

[@KTKaute]

That one scene. My son could not stop quietly laughing and I was trying to so hard to hold it in as there were only two other people in the screening with us. Anyone who seen it will know which scene. The level of his talent of acting to make it feel serious and yet so awkward at the same time made it more funny

[@Joxxerfoxy]

Oh man I shamelessly burst out laughing at that scene. Since my friend and I went at a late showing, there were only about 6 people there but we were all rolling with laughter

[@MatthueLoose]

@@Joxxerfoxy Just saw the movie, care to give me a hint which scene you mean...? Reenactment?

[@catbread2585]

@@MatthueLoose I think they meant the cum/fart scene

[@TheOriginalFoxtrotCharlie]

I just about wet myself 😂😂😂 by the end of the movie I was still laughing about it

[@0780-b1r]

@@MatthueLoose Maybe the fart scene i guess

[@JohnCharlesManey]

This is such a cool idea for a film 😎 Im looking forward to checking it out

[@Tacodilesupreme88]

A24 really can’t lose, the only films really worth seeing in theaters anymore

[@chiefgee]

I'm so happy for him. He really is getting some deserving roles. This is by far a great one 👍

[@dak2327]

Saw it last night. Definitely original. Some will like it, some will not like it.

[@sandra2086]

I always wait for every A24 trailer, they never disappoint to bring new and unique films

[@dizzlegrizzle1919]

could you basic people simp harder? A24 does nothing but green light projects. credits still go to writers, actors, and directors... saying A24 is amazing is like a weak attempt to sound like you know what quality movies are. and news flash... they have green lit a lot of trash also! and there have ALWAYS been original films around not from them. It is only your own fault if you do not know how to see them other than mainstream jumping on A24s lap

[@adamhamilton4517]

@@dizzlegrizzle1919 why you so mad? God forbid people are happy with a movie being greenlit? Find something more productive to do with your life than bash on people's excitement about something

[@clarkdriscoll3540]

@@dizzlegrizzle1919 Are you alright?

[@BillClinton1992]

@@clarkdriscoll3540he’s right

[@pantsenfuego9986]

Not entirely unique. Similar surrealist concepts have been done, such as Inception and Being John Malkovich.

[@Soulr]

This looks fascinating. Thank you A24 for continuing to release creative films 👏

[@joshjaneiro6660]

The problem with A24 is that they release these trailers and I want to watch them immediately and I can’t😭 Such a wonderful studio, always excited for their work!

[@dizzlegrizzle1919]

could you basic people simp harder? A24 does nothing but green light projects. credits still go to writers, actors, and directors... saying A24 is amazing is like a weak attempt to sound like you know what quality movies are. and news flash... they have green lit a lot of trash also! and there have ALWAYS been original films around not from them. It is only your own fault if you do not know how to see them other than mainstream jumping on A24s lap

[@adrianfisk]

Absolutely amazing film. I normally don't comment, but the concept, acting, sound, direction, cinematography, pacing - everything was perfectly balanced and executed. First movie I've seen in a long time that was REALLY original. The trailer only shows the first act (which is great and develops the concept), the second act was amazing, and just when I didn't know where it would go, the third act really brought it home. Truly great film, can't recommend it enough!

[@hemmerlind]

It's spelled Kristoffer Borgli. Check his short films Ear, Willem Dafoe and Soft Core :) And much more

[@Misc-vr7el]

ok i wanna watch it but the later portion of the trailer made it seem like it also might be scary.

[@HUSKIIII]

I've been waiting for this concept to become a movie! Just imagined it to be more horror driven, but this works too

[@JaredBusch]

One of the most talented actors of our time

[@Cyranek]

finally. a movie about my constant nicolas cage dreams.

[@AngelinaX23]

Absolutely brilliant from beginning to end. The supporting actors are entirely wonderful. It's always a joy to see Julianne Nicholson. She needs to be a much bigger star. I love this movie so much. It's been streaming on HBO and I watch it every day. Yes, I'm obsessed. Nic Cage couldn't be more perfect.

[@reservoirdude92]

If this gets marketed properly, I can definitely see awards possibilities, especially for Cage, who looks INCREDIBLE in this.

[@EBOWARRIOR]

A24 always pushing the edge of cinema, this looks absolutely brilliant.

[@barto4586]

This man really gets better the older he gets.

[@lindamagagula7476]

I have found out that Michael Cera (Nick And Noarh:infinite Playlist), Alice Braga (I Am Legend) and Amber Midthunder (Prey) are also Co-starred opposite Nicolas Cage in this A2A movie. I have been a huge fan of Nicholas Cage for years now. One of his movies l love is The Rock

[@xamalion7334]

I hope they give him an Oscar for that. Nic Cage played the most wonderful parts in the last years. Things most other actors would be afraid of. His renaissance is overdue, even Brendan Fraser had one (deserved).

[@katochnr]

He has an Oscar. Leaving Las Vegas. Watch it if you haven't, he poured his heart out there

[@xamalion7334]

@@katochnr I know, but he deserves another one.

[@fathorse8]

Nic is on a roll recently. Massive Talent, Pig, Renfield, Sympathy for the Devil and now this. All absolute banger performances.

[@RUR2D2]

A movie made with 35 mm (or any other type of film) set in this new decade is surely a great mix that I always wanted to see one day, you sense that this might be an old film but then you see stuff like phones or how people socialize or even the themes which are more prominent to these recent years that gives you this sense of confusion, but at the same time a feeling of fascination to see these two concepts intersect and combine, or well, at least for me. To me it's like saying "this is weird, but in a good way".

[@johnathanamaya7108]

This movie has one of the most heartbreaking final lines in a movie

[@elim02]

This is such a unique plot like it’s so original and different, it’s nothing short of amazing to see. A24 is just in a league of its own right now

[@dizzlegrizzle1919]

could you basic people simp harder? A24 does nothing but green light projects. credits still go to writers, actors, and directors... saying A24 is amazing is like a weak attempt to sound like you know what quality movies are. and news flash... they have green lit a lot of trash also! and there have ALWAYS been original films around not from them. It is only your own fault if you do not know how to see them other than mainstream jumping on A24s lap

[@elim02]

@@dizzlegrizzle1919 I didn’t say A24 is amazing, I just said the plot of the movie is unique, and that is amazing to see. Personally I’ve never seen anything like that before. So that’s where I’m coming from, but anyways, don’t let me stop you, keep going champ💪

[@thermonuclearcollider4418]

@@dizzlegrizzle1919 "A24 does nothing but green light projects" - do you seriously think that's nothing? They put money into these things, that's EVERYTHING. There are piles of unmade scripts in every agent\producer's office that didn't become movies because nobody was willing to finance them.

[@iceyviroxe9950]

Adaptation with nicholas cage was amazing and I cant wait to see him in this

[@zhaumbie]

I'm more excited about this than any other film released this year And it took less than half a minute to get there What a dream film. Can't wait to see it

[@fudalefu1]

Between this and Sympathy For the Devil, Nic Cage is staring in two incredibly unique, fascinating conceptual movies in a single year. He’s an absolute legend of an actor. You can tell he enjoys putting on such a unique show. And he definitely is not taking the pay check of those bloated Marvel movie actors where they just quip cheesy one liners and wave their hands in front of a green screen.

[@samuelsmith5400]

1:52 just from this scene alone I know this movie will be great

[@Spiqaro]

That's the dream a turkey has the day before Thanksgiving.

[@GKFF9872]

I already have an unhealthy obsession with anything Nicolas Cage, and him an an A24, which is arguably the best studio right now is just incredible. I literally have no choice but to stan.

[@thearsenalbrainsurgeon780]

Me too

[@BionicAnimations]

This movie was wild.

[@mckennuhhhhhhhhh]

the usage of dreams by the cranberries in this trailer is *chef’s kiss*

[@SantosSantos-bf5sz]

The nightmare starts when you wake up, but my dreams are catching up...

[@peterhughes614]

This looks fantastic!! A24 and Cage absolutely killing it lately.

[@avaIis]

This actually looks really good. Being John Malkovich vibes

[@bokehintheussr5033]

Brilliant film. Wasnt expecting it to be so dark. A very dark comedy.

[@notallthatbad]

It's nice to see him in a film where he demonstrating nuance and personality rather than caricature and overwrought insanity. Going to watch!

[@Hugh_Rogers]

I think most Cage fans are there just for the caricature and insanity.

[@notallthatbad]

@@Hugh_Rogers good point.

[@osamaal-humaimidi1481]

A24 once again saving the movie industry one unique movie at a time

[@adastis]

OMG that song 😢

[@modapit]

A24... doing beautiful things

[@aroundsound]

This looks really genuinely good. When given the chance Nick Cage can really nail it.

[@VincentChase905]

A24 Accepting the SAG and WGA terms and still pumping out original films, Bravo.

[@EC_creative]

But where does it live after release? DVD? It can't be on Amazon, Netflix etc. Are they hoping it's all resolved by then?

[@VincentChase905]

@@EC_creative not everything needs to be capitalist oriented, making movies for the sake of making great movies is something studios have lost, the money will come down the line I'm sure, I'm no expert in the field by any means though

[@nathanreiber6819]

​@@VincentChase905this is just simple nonsense. movies cost money to make. people omnset need to be paid. its their livelihood. its a genuine concern for the viability of the company if they continuenton dump money into movies that cant make their cost back because of lack of distribution, theyre screwed..its not a24s fault. its the streamers and other distributors who wont make terms with the unions, but if a24 has fair contracta and continues to produce and promote films, the strike comtinuing might actually be good for them, as they have less competition at the box office and in general. im all for an indirect consequence of the strike being more original films being made. god forbid audiences have to sit through something other than the nauseating Big studio drivel weve been subjected to for the last two decades.

[@commandercaptain4664]

@EC_creative Showtime plays a lot of A24, so I’m guessing it’ll be Paramount+ due to the merger.

[@darkmasterjake]

Cage is just killing it recently. dude's got like 4 or 5 movies coming out this year. give this man an oscar, stat.

[@vinny142]

I love it when a trailer shows the whole movie.