Hey nice, that's the first time I can get access to a clip from Hulu - NBC won't let me watch this because I'm not from the US.

To the clip: was ok, but could have been better imo. But it's always good to see Leonard Nimoy back on the screen.Still looking forward to the film, hope to see it next week.

While I do not support the 'idiot' or 'douchebag' replies (how old are you, 4?), I have to say that the cameo of Schwarzenegger has been in the (movie) news for quite a while, so that wasn't really a big secret anymore. But for some readers it still might come as a surprise, of course.

This movie will have a nice soundtrack for sure...

The application on the website was too much for my computer. Got a system failure with a bluescreen, computer had to be rebooted...

Aliens taking refugee sounds a bit like 'Alien Nation' to me, if anyone still remembers that movie and the series :-).

The Uninvited might be okay as your standard horror flick with a twist, but the post is right here: forget that remake! And better take a look at the FAR far superior source material for it, the South Korean movie 'A Tale Of Two Sisters'.

'A Tale Of Two Sisters' is really one of the BEST (horror) movies I've seen. It's not only a horror movie and a (mystery) thriller with multi-layered storyline and a great level of depth and complexity, but it is also a drama which is able to creat emotional impact in a way its remake never would have been able to do.

(Btw., 'The Uninvited' may have been 'inspired' by the original main plot, but the story itself is partially changed and simplified. So it's really not a direct remake, it just tries to use the good ideas of the original, but in the end it is just a inferior, standard horror movie compared to ATOTS.)

So if you've get the chance, try to watch the original, at best with the original language and subtitles! :-)

Nice clip, only a bit short. (Perhaps they could show us the next time, how storks manage to deliver baby elephants or hippos... :-) )

Like Jean Reno, so that is definitively a plus I would say... But I think the trailer tells too much of the story of the movie already. Doesn't look bad, but also not really that interesting in my opinion. (Not interesting because it seems that the story will be quite predictable - but who knows, maybe I'm wrong. We'll see.)

Why has my first comment here or the one at the Inglourious Basterds post been deleted, I don't get it. (No bad speech or big secrets revealed, just harmless postings.) Update: Ok one comment 'came back'. Hope this one will stay...

Like Jean Reno, so that's definitively a plus. But I don't know, for me the trailer seems to show too much of the story. (So it's the 'bad bad' guys vs. the 'good bad' guy(s) - well I think I know who usually wins here... ) Doesn't look bad, but not really that interesting either in my opinion.

Oh hey yes Mike Myers, well thats nice...
Hm but I still don't really see the logic behind getting Til Schweiger on board here - other than getting some PR in Germany.