Honest Trailers | Arrival 

Arrival was probably one of those most peaceful alien "invasions" in cinema.

"Monsters Ink"... chef kiss👌

The aliens' actions in Arrival make a lot more sense when you realize that thanks to their non-linear view of time, they knew everything would turn out fine before everything started.

This movie is so good they could barely make any jokes about it

This is what got me into Denis Villeneuve films, and it's still one of my favorites of his. This is one of the rare movies where the plot twist adds to the rewatchability to the movie. It just hits a lot harder the second time you see the movie, and you know where it's headed.

It's a crime that Amy Adams hasn't won an Oscar yet. She's been nominated dozens of times, but nary a single win. I hope that she'll eventually take home the trophy one day. 🏆🙏

Arrival might just be the best-written sci-fi film of all time. One of the only times the alien characters felt truly "alien"

The way the aliens perceive time in Arrival is so mind-blowing, it really makes you think about the concept of time itself.

This was the movie that made me a fan of Denis Villeneuve. Visuals, music and the mind blowing ending. Such a good film

1:14 In the Estonian translation they were called Batman and Robin.

"I forgot how good it felt to be held by you." me: wtf, crying, throwing up

Thank you for shouting-out Ted Chiang. He's amazing. The story this movie is based on (Story of Your Life) is my favorite piece of fiction.

Ted Chiang writes some awesome stuff, I agree 100% with that ending!

The Dune guy really knows how to make his shots look otherworldly!

I feel like they had "monsters ink" first and worked from there.

I thought because Amy Adams knew she was going to have a daughter that eventually died, she could decide whether or not to take that path, and she decided the short amount of years of having her daughter was worth it, and thats why I love this movie. It reminds me of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind in that regard and the theme of its better to love and lose than never to have loved at all.

I watched this movie just because of Denis Villeneuve I hope he gets to adapt "Rendezvous with Rama" because I can't picture anyone better than him for the job

“Aliens who only speak in coffee mug stains” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Resting Overwhelmed Face is me every day trying to survive life on this planet lol

Easily the best film of 2016. It's a thought-provoking film and very underrated.

Love this movie. I am so glad that I saw it in theaters. The sound design of this film blew my mind. Also, look up the collaboration between the screenwriter and director on Arrival. It really showed my how much care and craft Villeneuve puts into his films.

Amy Adams doesn't get nearly enough credit for her performance in Arrival. Or in general.

I just realised there is no honest trailer for 'Enchanted' (2007). Like, how? 🙃

I saw this in theaters, and my first thought was that this guy might be able to tackle Dune.

It’s also worth noting that this is the film that introduced much of the world to neoclassical composer Max Richter and his beautifully haunting piece “On the Nature of Daylight”, which itself was from his album “The Blue Notebooks”, which he made in protest of the start of the Iraq War. Fitting, isn’t it?

Arrivals was and is still one of my favorite sci-fi films, I watch it at least once a year. Great, great film.

I usually go to this channel for movies I'm never ever going to see. It's great to see that they can do any equally fantastic job with movies I love.

This is one of those movies that stays with you for days after you watch it.

One of my favorite movies ❤

The monsters inc and words with friends bit at the end was gold 😂

Hands down, this is one of my favorite movies. And the short story it's based on is good, too.

Super impressed how much SJ raised their game for the caliber of the movie. Had me at second language.

I was a fairly new Dad when I saw this film. Nearly broke me.

Absolutely based shoutout to Ted Chiang. I feel like filmmakers should be challenging themselves to see who can actually do a proper adaptation of his works. I want to see someone do the one where two people take a super intelligence pill and basically strangle each other with their pheromones.

In your epic voice please say, "Activate inter-lock! Dyna-therms connected! Infra-cells up! Mega-thrusters are go! Let's go, Voltron Force!!!"

Monsters, Ink is the top tier goodness we have come for

The first sci-fi movie I’ve seen where the aliens weren’t the villains

"Giant salad fingers who hot box the back of their spaceship." Absolute Gold.

Monster's Ink. Brilliant 👌👏👏

According to Arrival, this trailer was made before the movie.

Please do an Honest Trailer for Lethal Weapon!

This could be the best movie of my lifetime. Amazing, captivating, always revealing something new, absolutely beautiful. Well worth the time of the nitpicking tossers we love.

One of the best movies I've ever seen. Loved it so much.

The short story by Ted Chiang is amazing. I also really liked the Tower of Babylon from the same setp

We need an Honest Trailer for this year's Oscars!

So, they chose her because she understands Farsi? They could just go to LA, and select any random Iranian.

This has been my favorite movie ever since it came out. I just absolutely love it.

Love this Honest Trailer, funny but loving of the source material!

Please say "Who abandoned Snoopy in the vestibule?!"

In all seriousness, *Arrival* is a lovely, sad, and beautiful film and I encourage everyone to see it.

The whole premise of the short story this is based on is a clever play on classical mechanics. Lagrange gives you the positions and velocities of everything at the start and you figure the trajectories out from there. Hamilton on the other hand gives you just the positions, but at the start and at the end. These two descriptions of the world are equivalent in how much information they give us and thus, we can calculate the same trajectories from both.

Underrated film

Well done. I was worried for a second when I saw this pop up in my recommendations because I didn't want to be pissed at Honest Trailer Guy, but he and the team there obviously recognize what a masterpiece this film is!

To anyone who comments first here's your trophy, I'm sure your parents are proud 🏆

Incredible good movie on so many levels.

1:24 “Lipstick and Tanqueray?” 😂

Word of advice…if you have a sick child, sit this one out.

I nearly hyperventilated at "Monsters Ink"

this movie was crazy good one of my favourite sci-fi movies over the past 10 years!

All true; and yet, it’s a masterpiece, and it gets better each time you watch it. ❤

I love this movie so much. I watched it the first time with my husband. Then I watched it with my teens. They were riveted, I was bawling.

Arrival is a beautiful movie. I loved every second of that movie.

Holy crap, FINALLY we get an Arrival trailer 😂

Arrival is phenomenal and so underrated

I love how you managed to do the honest trailer without spoiling the movie!

Love this film

Great film. Wonderful examination of the nature of linear time.

people said Dune is an "unfilmable sceince fiction" and yet here we are, so.... that genre if def ripe for greatness or ultimate flop, no in-betweens

One of the greatest films of all time, Denis is a master.

Nice to see the shoutout to Ted Chang in the end.

Christopher Nolan saw this, saw how it was a confusing, non linear time based movie, and said "I can make something more confusing!", and made 'Tenet'...

This is one of the best videos you've ever done. Outstanding!

Wow, brilliant one. Well done guys!

Yes I agree it was about communication.

Please do The Stand(either or), The Usual Suspects, The Day After Tomorrow, or 2012.

Amy on top of the Duolingo Leaderboard 💀 that just sent me !! 🤣🤣

Wrinkled afro picks is fucking gold. Well played.

"Look Sam! The Honest trailer guy is actually saying our comment!" Love ya!

I really like the design of the spaceship and the atmosphere inside it.

this is one of the best films of all time

Holy crap the "Starring" really had me LOL'ing over here!

I wept in the theater. Loved it but I'm scared to watch again

Please say, "My momma always said, 'life is like a hurricane, here in, Duckburg.'"

Now if we could get one for The Arrival, then we would be talking.

1:44 When Honest Trailers reads my mind. Amy Adams looked like she was just trying to rip one xD.

A movie about mother's love packed in a sci fi wrapper

Spectacular film.

Lois would be the perfect person to communicate with Alien life since Sups pumped somuch Alien DNA in her that she herself became an alien.

I just watched this last night, crazy

Ted Chiang is amazing. The movie adaptation tried to overblow a very neatly crafted short story to make it be feature length

This film broke me, so good!

This is an AMAZING movie, book and the soundtrack is top 10 best soundtracks

Fantastic. "Words With Friends"

Flawless. 10/10. Would watch.

Why does Forest Whitaker play every role like he's doing it against his will?

this is one of those movies I absolutely loved but have only seen once

Hopefully humanity will live long enough to see a sequel.

This movie was about two people meeting and conceiving a child. The aliens and saving humanity were just an afterthought 😅😅😅

This is one of my favorite movies of all time! Thanks for the video

did anyone notice that the most creative movie dirctors of our time are both somehow fascinited by time?