And now the trailer for Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World with Carrell and Knightley

Well, we brought you the poster earlier today and now we have a trailer for SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF THE WORLD starring Steve Carell and Keira Knightley. This must be one of those days as I keep seeing and hearing about projects that are highly intriguing and have been in production for quite a while. With so much stuff out there it's easy to slip by some of it. The film is written and directed by Lorene Scafaria, who wrote the screenplay for NICK AND NORAH'S INFINITE PLAYLIST.
Check out the trailer below:
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say they probably fall in love just in time for the asteroid to hit. Unless Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck are done saying their "I Love You's" and blow that f*cker apart and everyone gets to live happily ever after.

There's a few sells for me on this one; Carrell is a totally likeable actor/comedian and I'm glad to see he isn't embodying Michael Scott in every post-Office (...) role he gets. I'm already in love with Knightley, so there's that. Otherwise, it looks like a really fun exploration of the "last days," and I think we have plenty "Debby Downer" flicks with apocolyptic themes already out there.
Let's call it a "Pre-Apocolyptic" love story, shall we? Anyways, it looks fun and could be a good middle-ground date movie for the summer. A lot less painful than a TWILIGHT film. Or a root canal. SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF WORLD arrives June 22nd, 2012, so you have plenty of time to see it before the REAL end of the world in December.

| Extra Tidbit: | The world is ending tomorrow. You can only watch ONE movie. What's it gonna be? |
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Looks boring
2 road trip asteroid movies in the same year?
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This long ass title reminds me
I'd have to think of a movie I haven't seen in a long time and still love. Mind you, that's if I run out of other things to do, like saying goodbye to loved ones and enjoying my last sunset or star-gazing. You know, all that stuff I sort of take for granted because the world isn't coming to an
I'd have to think of a movie I haven't seen in a long time and still love. Mind you, that's if I run out of other things to do, like saying goodbye to loved ones and enjoying my last sunset or star-gazing. You know, all that stuff I sort of take for granted because the world isn't coming to an end.
Extra Tidbit: That's the hardest question ever for a movie fan!
Extra Tidbit: That's the hardest question ever for a movie fan!
And another thing
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Love what I'm seeing
As for the Extra Tidbit, "Dr.Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb."
As for the Extra Tidbit, "Dr.Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb."