Robert Rodriguez loves making kiddie flicks and the first trailer for his latest, SHORTS, recently made its way online. In it, a kid finds a rainbow colored, wish granting rock that he uses to turn his school and life upside down. The pretty cool cast includes William H. Macy, Jon Cryer, Leslie Mann, Kat Dennings and James Spader, though we don’t see any of them in the trailer. We just see a lotta kids making a lotta wishes that get them into hilarious hijinks. Click below to check it out. And get it in HD over HERE. The wish making starts August 7th.
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