Fall (2022 Movie) Official Teaser - Grace Caroline Currey, Virginia Gardner

Fall - Watch Teaser Trailer Now! Dropping Only In Theaters August 12, 2022. Grace Caroline Currey, Virginia Gardner, Mason Gooding and Jeffrey Dean Morgan
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For best friends Becky (Grace Caroline Currey) and Hunter (Virginia Gardner), life is all about conquering fears and pushing limits. But after they climb 2,000 feet to the top of a remote, abandoned radio tower, they find themselves stranded with no way down. Now Becky and Hunter’s expert climbing skills will be put to the ultimate test as they desperately fight to survive the elements, a lack of supplies, and vertigo-inducing heights in this adrenaline-fueled thriller costarring Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

[@Hughjanis747]

Ah, we do love some special effects from the late ‘90s

[@ChadMichaelSimon]

Mutation: it is the key to our evolution. It has enabled us to evolve from a single-celled organism into the dominant species on the planet. This process is slow, and normally taking thousands and thousands of years. But every few hundred millennia, evolution leaps forward.

[@ordalieduvoyageur]

Still better than bad yesman product from disney !:

[@Hughjanis747]

@@ordalieduvoyageur I’m sorry, bad what-now?

[@princess68.]

Tb fair alot of late 90s movies are good

[@rubenmelchor8]

Right! Still 10x's better than the CGI we get now in days!

[@cinephile3985]

They probably weren't getting any signal to make a post on their instagram.

[@rafael.almeida99]

LOL

[@user-ft7vb9mu7s]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kristypye919]

LOVE THIS.

[@Jenjenn0710]

This movie was insane! Intense! I'm not afraid of heights but it had me on the edge of my seat a few times!

[@LGF18]

I'll definitely see it. Glad Lionsgate is keeping b and c movies alive

[@andresvera731]

B and C? Can someone explain imaorry

[@Theydas]

@@andresvera731 they make shit movies

[@creationsmaxo]

@@andresvera731 It's a sort of rating based on the kind of environment and budget in which a movie was produced. Even heard of Bollywood? That's basically the general term to define the movie industry like Hollywood, but within the B-Movie category. Yes, many movies from China, India and Korea are in that category. B-Movies usually have a budget under the 10M (some have one as high as 50M, but they are exceptions and the raise in production is usually due to the International release costs such as translations and targetted PR materials.) Whenever you see one of those strange horror or action movies that tries to be clumsy at blender genre, it's often a B-Movie. The Asylum is one example of B-Movie production studio. It doesn't mean that B-Movies are bad, but just that you'll rarely see any well known actors or directors working in such movies and the special effects and post-screen effects are mostly done by a limited crew which often includes interns (unpaid temporary employees who work to gain experience so they can build a portfolio and work for bigger production companies). Examples of successful B-Movies would be the first SAW and the Cloverfield series of movies. The first JAWS is also a B-Movies. C-Movie are the kind of movies that are released without much of any marketing and involves a limited production crew. For example, movies that are produced as an hobby and released on KZbin are often C-Movies. One thing that separates a C-Movie from a B-Movie is the length. A B-Movie will always represent a full length movie, hence the possibility for it to be released and sold as portable media like DVD or Blu-ray disks. C-Movie can be shorts of 10 to 60 minutes. While you can find a DVD or Blu-Ray disk that contains a bundle of C-Movies, you'll rarely see one that only has 1 C-Movie, unless sold in a Flea Market. For example, Pixar's Sparks series of mini-movies are C-Movies as they are of various short length with limited production crew and produced over an average of 6 months. Dreamworks is also fond on C-Movies with their post-release mini series such as the penguins adventures from Madagascar or How To Train Your Dragon shorts stories which, in both cases, you can clearly see the huge drop in quality from the original movies production value. (Basically, those movies are produced with a limited production crew and uses mostly existing assets pooled from the original movies. It's still time-consuming to make due to the animations, but they are also skipping most of the post-rendering effects resulting in taking barely 30% of the original's production time per minute than the original. So if the original took 3 years for 125 minutes, producing 25 minutes with the C-Movie production crew would take about 2 to 3 months.)

[@borntoclimb7116]

True

[@Mugbeezy]

The theatre I was in LOST their minds when this came on Hahahahahahahahahaha

[@Freeden]

I probably won't be able to watch this without thinking about what kind of idiot climbs an abandoned, 2,000 ft. radio tower.

[@superjackster0165]

The better question is how they were able to climb a 2,000 ft radio tower

[@JoseMat2953]

Answers for both questions. 1. Because as the synopsis of the movie simply implies, these two are known for conquering fears and such. 2. Guess we'll find that out in an actual trailer.

[@cat-ki4yf]

@@superjackster0165 they’re supposed to be able to be climbable because there’s a job we’re you climb to the top to switch out the light at the top

[@fang_uk]

@Freeden: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3_FfIynZaxspLc ENJOY! 😬

[@borntoclimb7116]

Some extreme Lattice climbers doing this and workers who maintenance the light

[@TheKimbasmom]

TOP movie..I was literally on the edge of my seat the whole time...straight 10 out of 10 from me

[@ryanstauffer119]

When my dad and I saw this teaser trailer, we saw it on IMAX when we went to see another film. I was surprised this movie didn’t get released on IMAX. I mean, really. Seeing the two girls trapped on top of that tower on that big of a screen would’ve been heck of an experience. But it was still great. When the two girls were only halfway to the top, me and my dad’s palms were already sweating.

[@televisionforever]

The plot lines of these types of movies are stretched so thin. The fact that this concept is going to be 1h 47m is mind boggling.

[@Shirthog590]

My theater laughed as soon as the trailer ended Update: new trailer dropped with improved cgi

[@milzz8844]

Same

[@JoseMat2953]

Cuz of the pun, eh?

[@Shirthog590]

@@JoseMat2953 couldn't tell 💀

[@TravisHouze]

Could be because of the "dropping soon" or laughing out of nervousness. I'll never forget the first time I saw the trailer for Gravity and the theater laughed at the end pretty loudly

[@Shirthog590]

@@TravisHouze the trailer was so bad its funny

[@milzz8844]

We saw this trailer last night before Jurassic World, and we laughed

[@NSStudiostheAnimator]

Bro, we're you in a cinemark.

[@milzz8844]

@@NSStudiostheAnimator nah, amc

[@afterburn123456]

Me Too! AMC IMAX 3-D.

[@sonamytmnt9783]

SANE WITH ME TOO!

[@trash_can6780]

sameee

[@Ciri0h]

The director is pure gold. This long shot with the almost endless tower give me a sea illness.

[@meredith382]

This definitely has that < $1M opening weekend and < 10% on Rotten Tomatoes vibe.

[@penguinchris100]

Fr

[@borntoclimb7116]

So true

[@2148aa]

I'll chip in $9 for the opening weekend.

[@paratrooper8266]

boy do I have news for you 😅

[@2148aa]

@@paratrooper8266 good or bad???

[@Emirates903]

1:10 is part where hunter accidentally lets go of the rope and Becky falls to her death

[@Thatguyinthe452]

The screensaver on my Gateway 2000 had better visual effects.

[@JoseMat2953]

So did N64 games on the Switch.

[@danielcortes2745]

I’m deathly afraid of heights and when I watched the trailer in theaters, this got my attention, so I definitely watching this

[@coopsahoy8563]

As someone who is absolutely terrified of heights, I agree, this trailer alone (although simple) was enough to scare the sh1t out of me 😂😂 very effective

[@dreamyfairyytale6210]

@@coopsahoy8563 💩 😆😂 👀

[@ryanstauffer119]

I was surprised that when I went to see this, Hunter didn’t accidentally drop Becky like here in the trailer. I know some trailers don’t always show what really happens in the film, but I was still surprised. I was thinking to myself when I saw this teaser “Did she land on the platform? How is she going to survive that?”

[@silashurd3597]

4 months after making an awesome Nic Cage flick, Lionsgate is back with a survival story of two girls stuck on a radio tower. Love it!

[@RS-jb1lf]

I had a great time at my Regal theater watching this! Switch off and enjoy the ride. It is gripping and a great 🍿 movie!

[@Miniduck9013]

This is the strangest trailer I’ve ever seen makes me wanna watch it

[@MrTrueFury]

I am so confused as to what this is meant to be but sure I'll watch

[@mcheungy]

You won't regret

[@alistarrgalaxson5198]

It looks low budget but ngl I’ve never been more afraid from a movie trailer in my life. My mouth was “O” the whole time😂 (Yes I’m deathly afraid of heights)

[@millionsofmarks2266]

"Dropping soon". I see what you did there, lionsgate

[@JoseMat2953]

I do too.

[@LocustEater420]

The cgi is horrible, the phone that fell should've exploded into pieces, could've done a cool drone shot with green screen on a real tower, and god that cgi sucks. Ima watch the fuck out of this tho I'm stoked lol

[@JoseMat2953]

Let me guess. There's something about this terribly animated teaser that got you stoked, huh?

[@mek0626]

This comment took me on an emotional roller coaster

[@mcheungy]

@@mek0626 😂 and me. not sure why you'd need the green screen for if you're on a real tower.

[@borntoclimb7116]

2022 and this used cgi effects like in the 90s

[@LocustEater420]

@@mcheungy i just meant if you had a prop tower built you could angle or lay it any way you want to easier navigate a drone through it then finding one. Either way still stoked lol

[@vandersonvalley5924]

This is the funniest trailer I’ve ever seen in theaters 😂

[@coopsahoy8563]

Where have you been? There’s much worse out there

[@vandersonvalley5924]

@@coopsahoy8563 haha I’ve been broke

[@thoreberlin]

That animation looked like from the 90s. Hope the CGI isn't final.

[@rockyraccoon24]

It’s probably just for this teaser. Hopefully the movie doesn’t look like this lmao

[@indetok5524]

Usually CGI for trailers looks better than the final job in the movie. So maybe you can imagine how bad this movie will be.

[@Hughjanis747]

Sometimes it’s good to be back in the 90s

[@lynnserrano8335]

Man this movie had me shaking 😭

[@oliverskinner8962]

I couldn't afford a McDonald's on the budget this movie had.

[@diethylamid]

can't wait to see this masterpiece...

[@xorkaya]

Did the VFX team use a PS2 to render those graphics?

[@learninganywhereanytime7521]

just came back from watching this. Fall was a true fun ride! they should’ve promoted it more and went wide tho. it was an enjoyable popcorn movie!

[@user-dr2yz8um3d]

Saw the poster for this yesterday Looks pretty scary for those afraid of heights I hope this is good bottle film

[@iloveyouimane]

okay. thanks for the whole movie. 😂😂

[@D.M07]

This was sooooo good. Omg. I held on to my seat and hid my eyes a couple times😭🙌🏼

[@niteshs4726]

Virginia Gardner love u so much a tons of ❤️

[@clarkdoesgaming]

this will be one of the movies

[@Paul-fh7lv]

I SWEAR THIS TEASER HAD ME TRAUMATIZED

[@CecenaGuy]

Well, I’m sold. Been a while since I’ve seen an unintentionally hilarious PG-13 thriller with god-awful effects and worse acting, and this definitely has that 8% on Rotten Tomatoes vibe.

[@johnpaul0647]

77％ last I checked.

[@themoviegod]

this looks so awesome can’t wait to see it

[@iaskelad]

Best teaser ever in recent years alredy hooked

[@lacasadehonor9408]

I'm a simple man, i see grace Fulton i go watch that movie

[@mrsjaguar4561]

Looks like a trailer to a attraction on a Amusement Park🤣

[@yasserdefranca2935]

I thought it was a fully animated movie

[@yametekudasaiah5389]

"PLEASE DON'T DROP ME!!" *drops her*

[@MeritlessMemes]

good lord this looks like a 1998 NVIDIA tech demo

[@flavorwise3511]

Best teaser ever made.

[@allmaal1947]

I have watch this movie yesterday and i really love it

[@rohitsingla7051]

saw this after the movie BEAUTIFUL BABA

[@DarkAlix1]

That was NOT the same tower that was in the movie 😂 I guess they tried to make it seem more dramatic in the teaser.

[@rovitapanday8889]

Didn't expect to see Dean in here

[@ryanstauffer119]

When the first voice spoke, I thought it was Scarlett Johansson before they revealed who the actresses were. And with her saying she needs a partner in crime, I was thinking “What sort of mission is Black Widow going on now?”😂

[@ChadMichaelSimon]

Golly gosh!

[@brandontaylor5439]

I'm gonna enjoy the hell out of this movie

[@overtaxed3628]

No you will not. it's a very interesting film, but at that height those two girls behave like schoolgirls on a children's playground, a completely unrealistic portrayal of someone who is in trouble. And even the bravest people would behave differently at that height, and they wouldn't jump for joy in certain situations and have meaningless conversations. Likewise, the sense of humor disappears very quickly in life-threatening situations, which is not the case in this movie.

[@reytaborda3919]

Showing on Aug 12 .. and it's my birthday

[@zanfear]

I've always wondered what it would be like to climb one of those radio cell towers lol.

[@mrbuck5059]

I climb them every day.

[@jorricha]

@@mrbuck5059 I don’t know how y’all do it, I’ve watched the video of someone’s climb and even that gave me vertigo. 30’ windmill is as high as I’m going.

[@dschworer2002]

We're Hiring!

[@mrbuck5059]

@@jorricha I've climbed as high as 2000 in North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota. Started climbing towers for a company out of Sioux Falls South Dakota in the early 2000s. Now I own and operate my own small business with 12 employees. I mainly do Verizon and T mobile now. I'm always hiring. The tower industry is like a revolving door. I wished the industry had the same protocol as electrical linemen but these big companies like AT&T are cheap asses.

[@giantgiant268]

It's nothing like this. There should be guyed wires holding this tower up which can be a nuisance everytime you climb past them. Also I'm curious what these 2 are doing on the movie. Working? Doubt it, unless it's the 1970s they'd have way more safety equipment. Fucking around for internet likes? Probably as there are people who find abandoned ones and climb them with no harness or anything. This movie looks like butt.

[@TheLegendaryMovieCritic]

Fall drops onto theaters on August 12!

[@orlinyowei8779]

Wow 🔥🔥

[@mrbuck5059]

Tower Dawgs whoop!

[@dzulmijiechannel2225]

amaxingggggg

[@storywala88]

Intriguing

[@Pixietink]

Woahh

[@Tommyhawkins]

Did you do the CGI on a playstation 1?

[@andreybofus1817]

The film is all right! 7 of 10. The plot is not new, but it's really intense.

[@Dragonblack90]

Wow they really have one rope and no support cables???

[@LitLitterbox]

They’re social media influencers that have 1, 2 brain cells tops.

[@LGF18]

Where's the trailer trailer??

[@TheDylanJoyce]

TV Towers like that usually have guy wires to hold them in place....

[@purefoldnz3070]

This is like Ubisoft radio towers the movie.

[@malikmughals865]

Awosome

[@Fo4lexess]

No this is in the B67 TV tower this is the 79B tower at the top where the bottom is that isn’t even the B 67 TV tower

[@varuntej6723]

I can definitely watch this, please any body link please

[@kieranpereira1494]

I know a lot of people have worked hard on this but come on, with the tech we have the visual effects can be better

[@indetok5524]

They dont work for free. I even know people who would work for free and do better cgi

[@lhanghang6298]

@@indetok5524 the problem is they are too rushing, cuz sometimes the deadline can effected their efforts.

[@SuperGirlyCristina]

@@lhanghang6298 couldn't agree more. Especially with marvel movies nowadays.

[@tastybroccoli671]

This is a live action adaptation of that Spongebob Squarepants' episode where patrick want to release his song.

[@ke5694]

Where can we watch this?

[@officialyungdxze4319]

How tf did they get all the way up there 🤣

[@Mojo_Gojo_Casa_Domain]

So, the reverse of 47 Meters Down

[@INTERDEPENDENT]

What if Lionsgate produced their trailers first and audiences decided if the feature got made? That’s one of the things we intend to do differently in our new studio system. Would you support the idea?

[@creationsmaxo]

I suggest you avoid that idea like a pest. First, to produce a trailer, you need a concrete idea and production system or there might be massive disparity between your trailer and your movie. You might not know this, but movie theatres are usually part of financial groups that can openly refuse to display your movies if your studio has an history of false advertising from its trailer. Video games had this exact problems in the last decade where games had awesome trailers and the released game was "downgraded" due to technical issues that weren't faced when the trailer was produced. Second is the issue of priorities. A trailer length is barely 2 minutes and while you might like or dislike the content of that 2 minutes, it doesn't give you any idea of what the remaining 118 minutes of the movie will be like. It's well known that people are really bad at making decision when exposed to less-than-enough information. You would give your audiences the power to stop you from making something that could be insanely good, but only when watched as a whole, while giving it the power to force you to make something that looks good on paper and in a short burst, but becomes boring after you have seen how things roll around the idea for more than 30 minutes? Third, costs. Either you produce parts of the movies already (which involves costs) and take parts of it to produce your trailer (which involves more costs) or you produce what you think would be the trailer from nothing and basically create what could be a short movie by itself which, by the way, cost a LOT. Yes, you would ultimately pay less than producing a movie up to the point of being able to make a trailer out of its elements, but you'll also have to produce more trailers, hence pay more in the end whenever your trailer fails to go through your audience. If you are writing about having a project reviewed early on internally by a review audience under contract to make sure you're not throwing money at a wall, well you're late because every major productions studios already do it. As an example, why do you think that Batgirl was cancelled? WB didn't get the kind of positive feedback they wished for when it was reviewed by their contracted reviewing audience and instead of releasing something that could have hurt their DC brand, they decided to scrap the whole thing and includes their financial lost within their production cost, ultimately saving that money on their tax report at their next quarter report. Remember that people might love a trailer and yet hate its movie or might dislike a trailer and, ultimately, still watch and like the movie because the trailer didn't convey the same kind of experience as the movie does.

[@ur_momma3016]

I thought this was a video game for a sec💀

[@BonicBebop82]

Imagine sings moving IMAX 😜🤣

[@napsam71]

Mystery. Science. Theater.

[@adrianrammirez]

Here’s a thought, why not hug the pole as best as you can and slide down. 💡💡

[@suzirubin8981]

Looks awesome. Can’t wait!

[@ariyanisatya5119]

Indeed

[@Michaelmaggimee]

This trailer is intended to be CGI. Ironically I didn't watch the trailer before the movie. The parts which tricked my mind into Gestalt processing were the step-by-step climbing and the drone-shot clips of the actual tower. Overall, a fantastic movie. Very real. Just my two cents. I'm not expert. 😂

[@sarahshahzad9071]

When I saw the vultures I was like Yh they gonna eat them.

[@theentity5201]

Thats..... thats the wrong tower and it doesn't look nearly as high as the one in the 2nd trailer or the movie thats the tower from the 1 second sky shot at the end of the 2nd trailer when the title reveals

[@aliceperez3052]

Fact that the graphics are kind of orange reminds me of the 90s

[@annadedei6594]

This movie has 3 lookalike moves: 1 *Frozen* 2010 with the three skiers trapped on a chairlift out in the freezing ski center 2 *47* *Meters* *Down* with two friends going on a dive and being trapped 47 in the sea 3 *12* *feet* *deep* 2017 with two sisters trapped in a closed swimming pool .

[@neo1343]

Now why the hell would you ever climb that

[@watcherofficial201]

The most tallest signal tower In The world This two girl : let's climb it

[@MajumderRimon]

This scared the shit out of me

[@ScytheFly]

How the f they get up there without equipment in the first place

[@caintovar3500]

I got anxiety just watching this

[@wahhadesign]

Could they not have parachutes on incase they fell? I'm sure it will address that..I hope.

[@jackskudlarek3138]

The clipping of the numerous metal bars bothers me.

[@Wayhoo]

I'm still Shaken up by this. It all felt too real, and I went in completely blind not even watching the trailer.

[@CROWNSTICKMAN]

1 mln 👍

[@jkiser214]

wow

[@angelescobedo5846]

What movie about

[@S.H.221b]

cutscenes from PlayStation2?

[@l3asicllsj]

CG??

[@matthewvalencic4217]

But Unfortunately Wendy Is Terrified Of Hight’s.