Thunderbirds Are Go: UK Theatrical Trailer 2

[@ashdrive]

I worked in a primary school, I showed the class of 10/11 year olds a clip of Joe 90, lots of explosions and jet fighters, im talking 2019, the kids were memorised, then I gave a talk and stated, everything you saw was done without any CGI not a computer in sight...all done by hand...Amazing Gerry Anderson and his team...

[@SgtBilby]

Thunderbirds are Go was both fun and weird I can never get that dream sequence featuring Cliff Richard and The Shadows outta my head

[@shadowmoth9158]

A shootin’ star will shoot you! And Mars will go to war! The man on the moon will jump on you if you don’t love me no ohhhh!

[@shadowmoth9158]

Just came across a KZbinr’s post saying they passed 18k subs so I was searching thunderbirds are go to copy the link and time stamp where everyone claps for Alan at the end and then see this masterpiece ❤️

[@ryanstephenkristoferkearns1319]

I really love this film and it is still a childhood film.

[@jonathanmyers2867]

Thunderbirds Are Go is the best film ever!

[@paulfairbrother2887]

My child hood awesome I am 60 years old now best ever ❤

[@misolgit69]

Parker at his absolute best, "it's an 'elicopter Milady and it happears to be 'eavily harmed"

[@hawkpaul8735]

I loved Thunderbirds as a kid. I think it was the best of the Anderson shows. This brought back memories. Hated the live action they brought out in 2004. It was such an insult to this wonderful series.

[@lahechizerodelnucleonottur572]

Super incredible, super cool, how the movie trailers were, a masterpiece😮

[@lukegreen5341]

0:39 An Epic Of Heroes. Villains. And Aliens From A Thousand Words. In This Spectacular New Movie Of The Continuing Thunderbirds Saga. Thunderbirds Are GO The Movie. Coming To Your Galaxy This Summer. X

[@marksinthehouse1968]

Never understood why they said it didn’t do to well at the box office it’s superb and the improved sets and puppets were used in the final 6 episodes which I think was called series 2 Shame no more episodes were made if you have the 1968 book there was lots of plots including the Atlantic tunnel that would of been a great episode ,zero x even made it to captain scarlet 😊

[@brianartillery]

Great trailer - but it does show most of the good bits, and give the ending away! Nothing has changed in 57 years of movie trailers! 🤔 😆😆😆

[@aliservan7188]

I watched this again only a couple of weeks ago, and it's really damned good!

[@gilescosgrove3933]

Surprised to see the Hood named as such in any on screen material from the time, although it's just a trailer I was always under the impression he was only ever named in the books and comics so this is fascinating to see!

[@dunebasher1971]

He's named by Jeff in "Introducing Thunderbirds", the Century 21 mini-album, released in October 1965.

[@gilescosgrove3933]

@@dunebasher1971 the more you know!

[@mikesilva3868]

Good movie 😊

[@kennethsiller1664]

It's great to finally see a theatrical trailer shown in the same aspect ratio as the motion picture, especially this different version. The American version is matted which cuts off the picture on the sides. Too bad it was digitally restored.

[@skylongskylong1982]

Is that the voice of Bob Monkhouse ?

[@century21films28]

Yes.

[@skylongskylong1982]

@@century21films28Bob in his biography told the story how he got the role as voice artist for one of the crew of Zero X spacecraft. He went to studio 21 to get permission to use a model of stingray in a comedy sketch he had written for Des O Conner , and found Gerry Anderson , had something else on his mind. Bob asked him what the problem was , and Gerry said that Alfred Marks wanted more money to do a Zero X character, and this would push the film over budget. Bob said I would do it for free, and folk law says that Gerry’s reply was The Price Is Right.

[@jimclark5982]

"In Technicolor and Techniscope..." They missed the chance to add, "...and Supermarionation!"

[@garryrichards4103]

Great film and the Zero-X assembly theme is my favourite. At 36 seconds, why did the narrator to this mention it as a cartoon?

[@garyrigelseven6929]

About 1000 times more exciting than the actual film.

[@danechristison1896]

Should have been the first of many 🚀but at least we got a second movie 🎥

[@dragondaveltd1992]

1:06 You rang, Milady? *Rest in Peace, David Graham*

[@dragondaveltd1992]

Great trailer in the UK and it's way better than the US trailer and misadvertisement scene "As the Thunderbirds battles against the rock snakes on a dark planet" as well all know in film, it was the astronauts fight for their survival against the rock snakes on the dark planet!

[@adamrooney517]

Knowing their was two trailers made for this movie i hope two were made for Thunderbird 6 as only seen one for it and as far as i know their was no other

[@mx472000]

Thunderbirds trailer is F.A.B

[@ViewpointProd]

Unfortunate that it’s not the first trailer, which features of the original superman radio show Narrator

[@paynemationmedia1092]

Who did the voiceover for this?

[@skylongskylong1982]

I think it’s Bob Monkhouse doing a mid Atlantic accent.

[@fionaward8540]

Parker looks nothing like Liam Gallagher. 😆 I’m sure the Arctic Monkeys will get Arabella on the case. 😁

[@mediacityavid]

It was a box office flop. The trailer doesn’t help. Gerry went back to TV after this.

[@century21films28]

Gerry (and Sylvia - it was an equal partnership) made Thunderbird 6 and Doppelgänger after this. They didn’t stop making tv either. Thunderbirds Are Go didn’t flop - it just didn’t make more than Bond.

[@mediacityavid]

@@century21films28 It’s well documented that the film version failed to do great box office. The public preferred the TV show.

[@century21films28]

@@mediacityavid It is well documented that Gerry and UA were disappointed, which is not proof that it was a flop. Even Sylvia is on record saying they didn’t do as badly as Gerry claimed. It didn’t do the mega business they expected - and after being hyped up that hit them hard. Anyway, you said they went back to tv. The truth is the studio continued to produce tv shows during this period, but the senior management became more focussrd on profucing further films.

[@mediacityavid]

@@century21films28 I met Gerry many times at Pinewood. He had an office next door to Peter Rogers, who I was working with.

[@century21films28]

@@mediacityavid We met him too - and were also at Pinewood.