A Clip for Oscar Contender 'Extremely Noisy and very Close' Will in all probability Lead You To Cry

Look behind the Moviefone HQ curtain: your trusty editors were just speaking by what 2011 film will emerge since the Best Picture leader moments ago! Can it be the George Clooney-introduced family drama 'The Descendants'? Possibly 'The Artist,' with backing from Harvey Weinstein? Maybe presumed Oscar-bait 'War Horse' from director Steven Spielberg? Or will it be 'Extremely Noisy and very Close,' director Stephen Daldry's adaptation from the finest-selling book by Jonathan Safran Foer? Until these films screen the answer will remain elusive just one factor is apparent: based on its just-released trailer, 'Extremely Noisy and very Close,' is poised to produce a huge Oscar run. Harvey, George, Steven: you've company. Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock star being a parent with a precocious 11-year-old boy named Oskar Schell (newcomer Thomas Horn, a classic 'Teen Risk!' champion), which has his world shattered when his father dies on the planet Trade Concentrate on 9/11. A direct consequence, Oskar finds an important that his father omitted and continues an outing to obtain the lock it calls home. When appears such as the plot to 'Hugo,' it kinda is -- except instead of a few seconds to Mars, a clip for 'Extremely Noisy and very Close' uses U2's "Where the Streets Haven't Any Title" to great effect. As Oscar obsessives likely know, Stephen Daldry has directed three films, and many types of three are actually nominated for top Picture. Does 'Extremely Noisy and very Close' plenty of juice to supply him a preliminary win? You'll uncover once they have it in theaters on Christmas. Watch a clip in HD at Apple.