Bong’s film itself was an adaptation of a French graphic novel
Rise and shine!
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Upper-class passengers convene.
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YouTube / TNT Onboard evening entertainment.
YouTube / TNT Jennifer Connelly’s Melanie is the Voice of the Train.
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) Alison Wright plays Lilah Anderson. She works in the train’s nail salon.
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The lower classes in the rear cars of the train have a much harder existence.
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Daveed Diggs plays Layton Well, a drug addict and prisoner at the back of the train.
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Rebellion is brewing.
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Dangerous ideas are spreading up-train.
YouTube / TNT Layton finds his inner rebel. A scene of carnage.
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The the first teaser dropped in January, providing snippets of life aboard the fictional train. We saw the opulent first-class accommodations and children in a classroom being indoctrinated, chanting praise to the great Mr. Wilford and “to the engine eternal!” There were lots of impressive shots of the train racing through a desolate frozen landscape and hints of a brewing rebellion. The new trailer opens with the by-now-familiar panoramic shot of the train speeding through ice and snow as the sun rises. Melanie wishes the passengers a good morning, along with the daily weather report: outside temperatures of – degrees Celsius (or about – degrees Fahrenheit. “We are seven years, eight months, and days from departure, “she intones. We see Lilah Anderson (Alison Wright), who works in the train’s nail salon, addressing the privileged passengers in the upper classes, reminding them that Mr. Wilford runs the train on three principles: “work, honor, and order.”
But that order is in danger of unraveling, thanks to rising tensions in the lower-class cars. “They keep pushing, and it’s time we push back,” one of the rabble-rousers declares. We already know Layton gets drawn into that rebellion, and based on a brief shot of carnage, the inevitable clash doesn’t go well for the lower-class passengers. The trailer ends with Melanie musing, “Sometimes you have to lose something to find it again. Once you pass through that door, there’s no turning back.”
Snowpiercer (debuts on TNT on May) , , in the United States and on Netflix outside of the US and China.
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