Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets lifts off with lush, intergalactic first teaser trailer

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets lifts off with lush, intergalactic first teaser trailer Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets lifts off with lush, intergalactic first teaser trailer At last, surprisingly (outside of San Diego Comic-Con's Hall H), we're at last getting an awesome take a gander at Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. Or if nothing else around 50 planets — until further notice. "Our central goal for the secret was extremely basic," executive Luc Besson (Lucy, The Fifth Element) tells EW. "We said, 'It's not about the story. Today, we should present the two heroes, Valerian and Laureline, and we should the group of onlookers a kind of the universe. We should give a vibe, how about we give a shading." Shading would be putting it mildly. The 95-second trailer — supported by the ethereal song of The Beatles' "On the grounds that" — is a dive into perfectly fresh and distinctive outerspace-scapes. What's more, notwithstanding Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne as the film's two legends, intergalactic space cops and mates, we additionally get a solid supply of outsider animals. That incorporates expansive, whale-like ocean beasts, humanoid warthogs — gracious, better believe it, and Rihanna, who in one GIF-prepared blaze outline we can see shape-moving from a 1920s flapper into a blonde perhaps Marilyn. Besson tells EW that he cut the trailer five months back, then sent the footage to embellishments houses ILM and Weta for broad work. "We needed them to take a shot at these shots first. What's more's, intriguing that they're sufficient for the secret yet they're not in any case last for the film. They have one more round to take a shot at." What's more, the chief is just mitigated to get the footage of Valerian, a $180 million energy venture of his for a considerable length of time, into the world. "I'm super energized and dependably a tiny bit anxious," he says. "It resembles being a cook in the kitchen for six months. You simply need the benefactors to come in so you can serve them. You need them to eat!" With his jolliest giggle, Besson includes, "I can't stand it any longer to have this nourishment to myself!" One more second mystery trailer will go in close vicinity to two months, he tells EW, with a full trailer appearing in March or April. Valerian opens in theaters on July 21.