Ray Gunn trailer: Brad Bird blends sci-fi and film noir for a futuristic mystery
Netflix has released the trailer for Ray Gunn, the upcoming film from The Incredibles and The Iron Giant director Brad Bird. SEE ALSO: Brad Bird takes us behind the scenes of 'Ray Gunn's massive sci-fi city For Bird, the moment is decades in the making, as he's been working to bring Ray Gunn to the big screen since the '90s. The long-gestating passion project is a blend of sci-fi and film noir that transports viewers to the massive city of Metropia, a world of mile-high skyscrapers, flying cars, and aliens and humans alike.
- ▪Netflix has released the trailer for Ray Gunn, the upcoming film from The Incredibles and The Iron Giant director Brad Bird.
- ▪SEE ALSO: Brad Bird takes us behind the scenes of 'Ray Gunn's massive sci-fi city For Bird, the moment is decades in the making, as he's been working to bring Ray Gunn to the big screen since the '90s.
- ▪The long-gestating passion project is a blend of sci-fi and film noir that transports viewers to the massive city of Metropia, a world of mile-high skyscrapers, flying cars, and aliens and humans alike.
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Netflix has released the trailer for Ray Gunn, the upcoming film from The Incredibles and The Iron Giant director Brad Bird. SEE ALSO: Brad Bird takes us behind the scenes of 'Ray Gunn's massive sci-fi city For Bird, the moment is decades in the making, as he's been working to bring Ray Gunn to the big screen since the '90s. The long-gestating passion project is a blend of sci-fi and film noir that transports viewers to the massive city of Metropia, a world of mile-high skyscrapers, flying cars, and aliens and humans alike. It's a world full of intrigue and corruption, and trying to get to the bottom of all that is the city's lone private eye, the down-on-his-luck Ray Gunn (voiced by Sam Rockwell).
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