Fox has unleashed a fresh trailer for producer James Cameron and director Robert Rodriguez's live-action anime/manga adaptation, Alita: Battle Angel. This is also the first trailer released for the film since it was pushed back from December 2018 to a February 2019 launch date.
A big-budget adaptation of Yukito Kishiro's Battle Angel Alita manga/anime (which was created in 1990), Alita: Battle Angel has been in development for many years and was once slated to be directed by Cameron, rather than Rodriguez. Cameron eventually handed the project over to the latter in order to focus all of his attention on getting his Avatar sequels off the ground, after Rodriguez put together an Alita script that convinced Cameron he was the right person for the job. The movie has since been delayed twice over the past year and was originally supposed to reach theaters back in the summer. By the look of things, however, its early 2019 release date will be the one that finally sticks.
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Indeed, Fox has now released a third (and probably final) trailer for Alita online, and will presumably begin screening the trailer in theaters this weekend with its latest release, Widows, before attaching it to the various effects-driven tentpoles hitting theaters in late November and December. You can check the new trailer out in the space below.
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Source: 20th Century Fox
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