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Mark Wahlberg looks very unimpressed.

Maybe he’s thinking about his infamous morning workout routine, which involves waking up at 2:30 AM.

It’s fine to still be awake at that hour, but nobody should ever get up that early, workout or not.

Wahlberg is suitably jacked for his role in Infinite, which hits the streaming service Paramount Plus on June 10.

That’s the first of our three trailers, with this from The Verge:

Mark Wahlberg stars as a man haunted by memories he doesn’t recognize because surprise! he’s an Infinite, a person who has had multiple past lives and is part of a secret group of warriors who are trying to save humanity from one of their own, played by Chiwetel Ejiofor…

Based on the book The Reincarnationist Papers by D. Eric Maikranz, Infinite also stars Sophie Cookson, Jason Mantzoukas, Rupert Friend, Toby Jones, and Dylan O’Brien, and was directed by Antoine Fuqua.

It sounds as though it’s a mashup between Total Recall, Inception, and Tenet, but what do I know?

Hit it, Mark:

Let’s tone down the action, and turn up the horror/comedy, with Werewolves Within, a movie based on a virtual reality game from Ubisoft.

It will hit US theatres from June 25, and will be available on demand from July 2:

[It] takes place in the small town of Beaverfield, and stars Sam Richardson as new-in-town Forest Ranger Finn, who discovers a dead body that may have been the victim of a wolf attack.

But not just any wolf! A snowstorm forces a group of the very weird townspeople to hole up in an inn with Finn, and oh yeah one of them is probs a werewolf.

Hate it when that happens.

Here we go:

The horror/comedy crossover isn’t easy to nail, so good luck to them.

Finally, we’ll look at The Tomorrow War, starring Chris Pratt.

Amazon Prime subscribers can look forward to watching this from July 2:

Pratt is drafted into a war where he has to go into the future and fight aliens that sound and look (from the brief glimpse we get) like the ‘Aliens’ aliens, because if present-day people don’t help, all human beings will be wiped/disappear “from the face of the Earth”…

Lots of guns, lots of Pratt wisecracks (which somehow don’t quite land here), and lots of stuff blowing up… [this] seems like a movie we’ve seen once or twice before.

Don’t they all?

I enjoyed Pratt in Parks and Recreation, but I’ve gone off him a little since last year’s infamous ‘battle of the Hollywood Chris‘.

Oh well, roll tape:

Yep, looks familiar.

Those are your three trailers sorted.

I’ll also throw in M. Night Shyamalan’s Old, and some Simon’s Town penguins, if none of those hit the spot.

[source:verge]