Amazon Studios has discharged the primary trailer for the very expected Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot. Composed and coordinated by Gus Van Sant (Good Will Hunting), the film depends on the diary of a similar name via illustrator, craftsman, and performer John Callahan. Joaquin Phoenix plays Callahan, who turns into a quadriplegic in a fender bender at 21 years old following a day of drinking. From that point, he discovers fellowship in a nearby AA gather impelled by his genuineness and devilish comical inclination, which he additionally channels into his ability for drawing disrespectful and stunning toons.

There are a considerable measure of ways you could run with Callahan's story, and it creates the impression that Van Sant has focused in on the "discouraged alcoholic searching for signifying" point, indicating how Callahan's AA gatherings helped lead him not far off to discovering his energy in drawing. This seems to be an awesome star vehicle for Phoenix to do this thing, however we additionally get another transformative execution from Jonah Hill a la Moneyball or War Dogs, and the performer resembles he's having some good times in an altogether different sort of part.

Van Sant hasn't made an awesome film in about 10 years (Milk), so I'm extremely inquisitive about this one. He has enough fantastic movies added to his repertoire that his ability is obvious, you simply never very realize what you will get from a Gus Van Sant film—it could be Good Will Hunting or it could be Promised Land. Hopefully this is more in accordance with the previous.

Look at the Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot trailer beneath. The film additionally stars Jonah Hill, Rooney Mara, and Jack Black and will have its reality debut at the Sundance Film Festival on January nineteenth and opens in theaters on May eleventh.