I saw this Babies trailer at the movie theater a few weeks ago, and it certainly caught my eye. Based on the opening moments, I had no idea what kind of film it was advertising with two kids banging rocks together — was Roland Emmerich about to destroy their hut with a tidal wave or something? But as I watched the whole trailer, I realized this is a total must-see for me (yes, even over the Internet you can hear the sound of my clock ticking). Babies chronicles the first year of newborns’ lives in Namibia, Mongolia, Japan, and the United States. Adorable babies, farm animals, and perhaps a chance to learn about other parts of the world — what more does a film need? If you got teary during March of the Penguins, this one looks even more awwww-inspiring. Focus Features will release it in April 2010, and the trailer is now online in all its cute glory:
PopWatchers, who else is blown away by the cuteness?
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Okay, that looks totally adorable! I have a baby turning one this week, so I’m the perfect sappy audience for this kind of thing.
I saw the preview to this when I went to see The Blind Side. I thought it looked so amazingly cute. As soon as I got home I told my husband that we have to see this movie!
I’m three months pregnant and after seeing this preview, my hormones are in overdrive!
just watched this preview with my 2-year-old daughter.
she keeps asking for more babies.
we both love this!
Oh, the goat at the end made my day!
what song is playing throughout this trailer?
the song is by Sufjan Stevens, called The Perpetual Self, or “What Would Saul Alinsky Do?” …it’s on the album The Avalanche. great song.
This looks like the stupidest movie in the history movies. Totally ridiculous. I hope lightening strikes anyone that actually pays money to go see this.
I saw preview before Wild Things and my girlfriend and I were like wtf is this garbage? Seriously. Babies get the gas face.
I just don’t understand the appeal…is it just watching babies grow up for approx. 2 hours?
The song playing during the Babies trailer is by Sufjan Stevens, called The Perpetual Self, or “What Would Saul Alinsky Do?” Enjoy!