The First Omen (2024) Trailer

Tindie_Bais

This a prequel to The Omen (1976),

A woman starts to question her own faith when she uncovers a terrifying conspiracy to bring about the birth of evil incarnate in Rome.

https://youtu.be/ES6id-fmlfo?si=CTW9-xfPIxXslsWU


Out on the 5th April.

I am looking foward to this,
(This time last year , I said the same thing about Pet Semtary prequel, which I didn't like at all.)

This looks decent.

MrSuper

A backwards trailer! Has that ever been done before? Definitely looks interesting.

Tindie_Bais

Trailer 2
https://youtu.be/4jpNhpXx1Q4?si=uFIypebun49BFJ06

Tindie_Bais

Here another Trailer

70s style Trailer
https://youtu.be/JVTMtDsHMmU?si=e98z6mxFRIGb_2Ct

MrSuper

Out this Friday.

Interesting to discover this also stars highly regarded British actors Charles Dance, Bill Nighy and Ralph Ineson.

The lead actress in this is the girl from Apple+ tv show Servant who plays Leanne.

Whedonite

Looking forward to see Ralph Ineson. I hope he has some decent screen time.

InMyArms

Does anyone know when we can expect the reviews to come out? Must admit I'm getting a little concerned because a late review embargo lift often suggests they know it is a bad film.

Straker

Great idea getting the voice of the Dacia Duster to play a lead. Who'll be in The 2nd Omen? Hugh Dennis?!

Dreadful trailer.

PunksNotDead

InMyArms wrote: »

Does anyone know when we can expect the reviews to come out? Must admit I'm getting a little concerned because a late review embargo lift often suggests they know it is a bad film.

Early word is its a solid prequel to Donner's Omen.

"I am not being hyperbolic when I say THE FIRST OMEN is surprising. Do not dismiss seeing this film. What it does to honor its predecessors and add onto the mythos is fascinating," added freelance critic Sarah Musnicky. "[The First Omen] lays down the path for the future and all of its possibilities.

Martin1

InMyArms wrote: »

Does anyone know when we can expect the reviews to come out? Must admit I'm getting a little concerned because a late review embargo lift often suggests they know it is a bad film.

There is some reviews already

MrSuper

PunksNotDead wrote: »

InMyArms wrote: »

Does anyone know when we can expect the reviews to come out? Must admit I'm getting a little concerned because a late review embargo lift often suggests they know it is a bad film.

Early word is its a solid prequel to Donner's Omen.

"I am not being hyperbolic when I say THE FIRST OMEN is surprising. Do not dismiss seeing this film. What it does to honor its predecessors and add onto the mythos is fascinating," added freelance critic Sarah Musnicky. "[The First Omen] lays down the path for the future and all of its possibilities.

That line up above saying it has the best horror cinematography in a long time has got me hooked. I'm going to see it next week.

PunksNotDead

MrSuper wrote: »

PunksNotDead wrote: »

InMyArms wrote: »

Does anyone know when we can expect the reviews to come out? Must admit I'm getting a little concerned because a late review embargo lift often suggests they know it is a bad film.

Early word is its a solid prequel to Donner's Omen.

"I am not being hyperbolic when I say THE FIRST OMEN is surprising. Do not dismiss seeing this film. What it does to honor its predecessors and add onto the mythos is fascinating," added freelance critic Sarah Musnicky. "[The First Omen] lays down the path for the future and all of its possibilities.

That line up above saying it has the best horror cinematography in a long time has got me hooked. I'm going to see it next week.

Yes I'm looking forward to it aswell, watched the original on Disney+ last week. Very dated but the script and performances are fantastic.

Whedonite

I can’t believe they’re still going “the spooky things happened on set” route. A crucifix snapped in half? Do people fall for this stuff?

Looking forward to the film though. Going to see it this weekend.

PunksNotDead

Very good film and compliments the original film nicely. Could have done without the final scene however.

Whedonite

PunksNotDead wrote: »

Very good film and compliments the original film nicely. Could have done without the final scene however.

I’ve heard others say that, but I didn’t mind it. We’re definitely getting a sequel if it does well.

PunksNotDead

Whedonite wrote: »

PunksNotDead wrote: »

Very good film and compliments the original film nicely. Could have done without the final scene however.

I’ve heard others say that, but I didn’t mind it. We’re definitely getting a sequel if it does well.

I'd be interested in a sequel that perhaps runs parallel to the original film but focuses on Margaret and her daughter.

Imagine if she convinces one of the nuns to go spy on Damien acting as a nanny for the Thornes and it turns out to be Mrs Baylock!

😛

pete137

PunksNotDead wrote: »

Very good film and compliments the original film nicely. Could have done without the final scene however.

Agree with this. Very good film and a nice surprise. Also with you on the end scene.

Plant_Pie

I liked it! The music was very unsettling in parts also. Better then I thought it was going to be.