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Updated on November 16, 2023 02:21PM EST
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Připravovaný film Imaginární may have you rethinking the way you look at stuffed animals.
On Thursday, Lionsgate and Blumhouse — the production company behind hits M3GAN a Pět nocí s Freddym — released the first trailer for the horror film, featuring a terrifying teddy bear.
The trailer, set to a slow, eerie version of the Temptations’ classic “Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me),” opens as Jessica (Jurské světové panství’s DeWanda Wise, 39) moves back into her childhood home with her family, including her stepdaughter Alice (Pyper Braun).
“I had such good memories here. Maybe my happy place can be our happy place,” says Jessica.
Uh, not so fast. Alice wanders down the stairs into the home’s dark basement and finds a teddy bear sitting on the floor. “Who left you all alone down here?” she asks the toy, whose name, it turns out, is Chauncey.
When Jessica inquires about Alice’s new friend, the girl responds and gives the first hint that not all is right with this particular stuffed animal: “Chauncey says you’re not allowed to play with us because you left him.”
Jessica and Chauncey set out to complete a scavenger hunt, looking for things like “something happy,” “a bowl” and “a paintbrush.”
“If I can finish my list, Chauncey will take me on a trip to the place he’s from,” Alice explains.
But other items are more unsettling, including “something that scares you” and “something that hurts.” The latter leads Alice to impale her hand on a rusty nail from a fence.
According to an official synopsis, “As Alice’s behavior becomes more and more concerning, Jessica intervenes only to realize Chauncey is much more than the stuffed toy bear she believed him to be.”
Imaginární, continues the synopsis, is “an original horror film that taps into the innocence of imaginary friends – and begs the question: Are they really figments of childhood imagination or is something more terrifying lying just beneath?”
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Keri Moore, Lionsgate’s co-president of worldwide theatrical marketing, previously hinted to Různorodost that something supernatural could be at play.
“Something you see across cultures is that children have a unique access to the spirit world,” Moore told the outlet. “What if their imaginary friends are something from the spirit world? What if these imaginary friends were real, and what if when you left one of them, that made them upset?”
Imaginární v kinech se otevře 8. března 2024.
How Teddy Bears Have Been An Integral Part Of Movies And Not Just An Accessory
As the world is celebrating Teddy Day, here are some popular characters from movies which showed that the Teddy bear wasn’t just an accessory, but an integral part of the story.
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Teddy bears have been used in movies since time immemorial. Some of these characters, let’s not call them props, make very brief appearances, while others play key roles in the tale. In any case, they’ve made the transition from the ambiguity of the toy shop shelf to the eternity of cinema, playing the roles of confidant, booby trap, and even surveillance vessels at times. Remember these teddy bear stars the next time you snuggle up with a childhood pal, who work hard to prove they’re more than just fluff.
As the month of February begins, people from all over the world start celebrating the Valentine’s Week. Today, as everyone celebrated Teddy Day, here’s taking a look at some of the most popular character of teddy bears in movies.
Ted in ‘Ted’ and ‘Ted 2’
‘Ted, a raunchy raunchfest in which the writer/director portrays the fuzzy, f-bomb-dropping title character, was funny. Ted is the screen’s most mischievous plush buddy and a longtime friend and enabler of Mark Wahlberg’s man-boy.
Lots-O’-Huggin’ Bear in ‘Toy Story 3’
Don’t be fooled by her kind demeanour or her rosy, pristine look. Lots-O’-Huggin Bear, voiced by Ned Beatty with a growly twang, is a fearsome, issue-laden monster whose anguish of being jilted by a previous owner fuels a desire to make life miserable for nice toys worldwide. Lots-O’, with his squeeze-your-cares-away grin but two faces, puts a damper on Buzz and company’s aspirations in this love-showered threequel, standing as a sorrowful metaphor of toy expansion gone astray.
Lancelot in ‘Labyrinth’
From the forced position of surrogate mother to impoverished, abducted Toby to the obvious pull of David Bowie’s spandex-wrapped bulge, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth is as much about young Sarah’s (Jennifer Connelly) march to adulthood as it is about her journey to Bowie’s androgynous Goblin King’s palace. Her large collection of toys, none of which matters more than Lancelot, the blonde bear that Toby accidentally took, is the most powerful sign of her persistent immaturity. The deed is enough to make Sarah desire for the baby’s kidnapping, which appears to be a touch excessive given what follows.
Jonah’s Teddy Bear in ‘Sleepless In Seattle’
Sleepless in Seattle, directed and co-written by Nora Ephron, a woman we all recently sadly said farewell to, was the mother of three-hanky, girls-night films, and its ending contains a teddy bear as important as Rose Dewitt Bukater’s beautiful diamond. Annie Reed (Meg Ryan) discovers the backpack of Sam Baldwin’s (Tom Hanks) son, Jonah (Ross Malinger), holding a teddy bear, which sparks the dialogue when Sam and Jonah arrive to the World Trade Center’s observation deck. The bear serves as a comfort object that brings a family together for the first time.
Paddington Bear in ‘Paddington’
The film adaptation of Paddington Bear isn’t due out until 2014, but the character has been outperforming his contemporaries since Michael Bond’s A Bear Called Paddington was released in 1958. Based on a similar bear Bond observed on Christmas Eve in a London toy store near Paddington Station, the lifelike creature has enthralled children all around the world. Paddington is an immigrant who arrived in London after coming from Peru. This bear, civilised and courteous, couldn’t be bothered to stick his paw in a jar of honey. Thank you very nicely, he’ll enjoy marmalade sandwiches.
Hollywood Just Released 2 Teddy Bear Trailers on the Same Day
One’s a comedy series, Seth MacFarlane’s Ted—and the other’s a horror movie, Blumhouse’s Imaginární.
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The odd exercise in bankrupt creativity started at 8:12 a.m. when I received the following email “Watch: Trailer for Blumhouse Original Horror Imaginární. » Imaginární is a movie about a killer teddy bear from the team at Blumhouse, who last year made m3gan . Twenty-two minutes later, I got a second email: “Peacock’s Ted From Seth MacFarlane Releases Date & First Look.” Ted, of course, is the TV adaptation of the hit comedies from a few years back.
On their own, neither of those emails is that surprising. Together, on the same day, and within 30 minutes of each other? That’s a little freaky. Plus, that we’re getting two teddy bear projects, even via different mediums and in different genres, in such close proximity, feels a little deflating. (We know Pět nocí s Freddym was a hit and also had bears in it but this is getting ridiculous.)
Do either of these projects look good though? You tell us. First up, here’s Imaginární, které hvězdy Jurassic World’s DeWanda Wise and is from Vadí nevadí director Jeff Wadlow. It’s in theaters March 8, 2024.
Imaginary (2024) Official Trailer – DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, Taegan Burns
So that’s a thing that happened. And now, here’s Ted, which is a prequel series to the movies that will debut on Peacock January 11, 2023
ted | Official Teaser | Peacock Original
That, of course, is more of a teaser and doesn’t tell us a lot about the show. But if you’ve seen the Ted movies, or at least one Ted movie, you probably get the idea.
Out of the two of these projects, I’m definitely more intrigued by Imaginární. Sure, it’s just a new spin on Child’s Play, M3gan, Annabelle, all that kind of stuff. But that last shot in particular makes me very curious about how the visuals of this demonic teddy bear are going to play out. Ted certainly has the potential to be funny, but after two movies with decreasing returns, how much more is there to really say?
However you feel about all this, there’s no denying that it’s freaking weird that these two trailers were released on the same morning.
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