Check Out San Diego Comic-Con Promos For THE DEFENDERS, STRANGER THINGS, BRIGHT And More
San Diego Comic-Con is now less than a month away, and Netflix has released promos for several of its upcoming shows and original movies to get fans hyped for the event. Check 'em out after the jump...
With this year's San Diego Comic-Con right around the corner, Netflix has debuted brief promos for The Defenders, Stranger Things, Bright and Death Note.
There doesn't appear to be any new footage, but we do get a new line of dialogue from Scott Glenn's Stick in The Defenders teaser, as well as another glimpse of David Ayer's very odd-looking sci-fi/fantasy flick, Bright, starring Will Smith.
Check out the promos below, along with Netflix's SDCC schedule.
Thursday, July 20
Bright and Death Note, 3:15pm, Hall H, Ayer’s new movie Bright is set in an alternate present-day world where humans, orcs, elves and fairies have co-existed since the beginning of time. The director, Smith and castmembers Joel Edgerton, Noomi Rapace, Lucy Fry, and Edgar Ramirez will be on hand to discuss, as well as serve up exclusive footage. Death Note, is based on the Japanese manga written by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, and the cast will be in tow to talk.
Netflix Surprise Screening, 10PM in The Horton Grand Theater
Friday, July 21
Marvel’s The Defenders, 5:15pm in Hall H. All the Marvel heroes who had their owns shows on Netflix — Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and Daredevil — finally team up. Marvel TV chief Jeph Loeb and cast will offer up an exclusive look. If this is anything like what Marvel TV did with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at Comic-Con a few years ago, maybe attendees will get to see a sneak peek at the first episode of Defenders.
Saturday, July 22
Stranger Things season 2, 3:00pm in Hall H. Finally a look at some never-before-seen-footage. Season 2 picks up in the chaotic aftermath of Will Beyer’s return to a world that will never be the same.
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