Straight from the American Film Market, we’ve got the first promo poster for the sci-fi pic Young Ones. The film is director Jake Paltrow’s (yes, the brother of Gwyneth) first since his 2006 feature directorial debut The Good Night. While info on the pic is scarce, the film is said to have Elle Fanning attached to star in a story set in the not too distant future where water is a scarce commodity (per Ion Cinema). The film centers on a cowboy grieving over the death of his father when he finds out that his father’s killer has just moved in with his sister. Greenberg and The Squid and the Whale writer-director Noah Baumbach may or may not be producing the pic, which sounds like an intense character drama highlighted by touches of sci-fi. The promo poster boasts the tagline “Not all children have a childhood” and features a young boy carrying a gun, against a desert-like landscape augmented by what looks to be a large robot/machine. Hit the jump to check it out.
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For some reason it reminds me of The Times o f the Wolves and The Road
Imperial Viper droids need love too.
Right?!!! Totally does…
Fallout bitches
Elle Fanning can do no wrong.
“Straight from the American Film Market, we’ve got the first promo poster for the sci-fi pic Young Ones. The film is director Jake Paltrow’s (yes, the brother of Gwyneth) 2006 feature directorial debut The Good Night.”
These two sentences don’t make any sense to me. How is The Young Ones also Jake Paltrow’s 2006 feature debut The Good Night? Can somebody clarify this? They’re two different movies and I just can’t comprehend it.
Is it just a typo or what?
Good job fixing it.
shut the hell up
This.
That shotgun looks really fake.
In fact, the boy looks fake
Agreed that the boy looks fake, I actually thought this was a Mocap film, or even stop motion. Looks interesting though.
It looks very Star Wars/Tatooine in design. And that robot/ship? is a straight rip of an Imperial Probe Droid from Hoth.
I have had the same thought. The droid reminds me of the prob droid from Hoth scene.
Dude, where’s the Wampa! ^^
“bam-bidi-bam-bam”…