Review: We Can be Heroes Trailer; A Christmas Gift to All Young ones

Not putting the blanket of moral and righteous lenses wiping the filth of “kalyug” over puritanism, but the advent of the same repeated script on different web series and shows had actually left us with a little clue that the outside world could be explored without these four.Bloodshed. Violence. Drugs. Sex. Sure, they form a big part of what happens under the hunky-dory picture of a civilised society but speaking on behalf of someone who just stopped watching cartoons, it can get mundane to watch the same plot on your screen. The We Can be Heroes trailer promises for it to be a fresh and fun-filled watch. It brings back the fantasy genre of superheroes and we are sure the youth has missed it.

1.What's cooking?

Bloodshed. Violence. Drugs. Sex. 

2.More Details

 Directed by Robert Rodriguez, who has also been the “karta-dharta” of Spy kids, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl, this film promises to be a solid adventure for youngsters.

With Pedro Pascal, and our very own Priyanka Chopra Jones as the lead characters, this film revolves around superheroes and their kids. Kangana Ranaut would have probably slammed them for being the flag bearers of nepotism, had Karan Johar directed the film.

The kids of superheroes are safely whisked and trained in a government safehouse when the vicious aliens of outer space capture the heroes of the earth. They are performing skills and tricks hilarious to watch, they are also enhancing their dialogue deliveries with sass and confidence.

coming together to save their superhero parents battling nosy adults, administration rules and their naive age, the trailer features several problems handled well by the team. They are under the lead of Missy Moreno who plays the role of an intelligent and warm girl steering the team to success.

3. Christmas Binge

The We Can Be Heroes trailer starts with the daughter of Pedro Pascal hinting at the turbulent times that the world is living in.

It begins with the voice of a girl, where she tells the viewers, "At a time in the world where things were feeling less and less certain, there was one thing you could always count on: The Heroics." 

Soon, we see attacking superheroes and monsters invading the world. Here comes Priyanka Chopra, who claims to be but with nefarious intentions, the head of the Heroics Headquarters. She locks the superheroes' children in a cellar. Yet the children have greater plans.

The film was originally expected to be released on Netflix on January 1, 2021. But it's going to premiere on Christmas instead. Priyanka added a wonderful message on Instagram sharing the trailer: “Power comes in all sizes and it arrives on Christmas Day! These amazing kids have a secret weapon - Teamwork. It brought a different energy on set and is the life of this film."

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