Trailers: Man Up, Entourage, and Inside Out

MAN UP

The director of The Inbetweeners Movie and the producer of Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Paul come together to bring us this modern-day romantic comedy. When Nancy (Bell) is mistaken for a blind date something inside of her tells her to just go with it. While pretending to be someone else, she ends up having a great time with her date (Pegg) and everything seems perfect. That is until she has to break the news to him as to who she really is. One can expect this to be a sweet and silly film topped off with some solid actors and a fake British accent from Lake Bell that we aren’t sure if we like yet.

Man Up stars Lake Bell and Simon Pegg. Written by Tess Morris and directed by Ben Palmer. In UK theaters May 29.

ENTOURAGE

If you never got around to watching Entourage while it was on the air, we highly suggest that you grab an HBOgo login from one of your friends and start binge-watching immediately. This summer the whole ensemble cast is set to reunite on the big screen. Vince, E, Drama, skinny Turtle, and Ari are all back to take us on a ride through the chaotic environment that is Hollywood. With Ari now acting as a studio head, Vince is entrusted with the task of directing his first feature film. If you enjoyed the series then this film should be a fitting way of seeing what the characters have been up to over the last four years and where they might be headed. Also, there is massive list of cameo appearances that should keep us more than entertained.

Entourage stars Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara, and Jeremy Piven. Written and directed by Doug Ellin.

INSIDE OUT

Welcome to a world where our emotions are personified. Everything that we do on the outside is dictated by the plans put in place by the people inside of our heads. This particular story closely follows the emotions of Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust, and Sadness as they frantically get to work inside the head of young Riley. Their current task at hand being to guide Riley through the adjustment of moving with her family to San Francisco. In true Pixar fashion, this film looks to have a ton of heart and plenty of humor. Sure to be another classic to add to their stack. And just so we’re clear, Cars and Cars 2 are not in that stack.

Inside Out features the voice talents of Amy Poehler, Bill Hader, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, Phyllis Smith, and Diane Lane. Written by Josh Cooley and Pete Docter. Directed by Pete Docter and Ronaldo Del Carmen. In theaters June 19.