Randall Park Makes an attempt To Save The Final Standing ‘Blockbuster’ In Trailer For New Sequence

Put together to really feel nostalgic after watching the primary trailer for Netflix’s upcoming comedy sequence “Blockbuster”.

The trailer begins with Randall Park, who stars as Timmy Yoon, the supervisor of his hometown Blockbuster video, discovering out that his location is the final one standing in America. All of the sudden, he’s confronted with the problem of saving his retailer with the assistance of his employees, together with “not too long ago single long-time crush, Eliza (Melissa Fumero), aspiring filmmaker Carlos (Tyler Alvarez), mom determine Connie (Olga Merediz), naive Hannah (Madeleine Arthur), and landlord’s daughter, Kayla (Kamaia Fairburn),” as per Entertainment Weekly. 

Timmy additionally takes on a bittersweet relationship together with his greatest buddy and landlord Percy (JB Smoove), who’s torn between being loyal to his buddy and accumulating hire.

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Upon taking motion, the group discovers unexpected presents throughout the retailer and their capacity to rekindle the human connections misplaced to the digital age. Timmy’s workers can solely hope that their battle to protect the previous would be the push he must step into the current.

Park beforehand spoke to EW, noting that he took the job as a result of “there was simply a lot happening with these characters.”

“There’s simply a lot historical past and so many difficult emotions,” he defined, “but additionally simply emotions of actual love and camaraderie… it simply had a lot coronary heart. I believe that that’s what actually offered me.”

The actor, who described his character because the boss who “loves this household and needs nothing greater than for them to remain collectively and to work collectively and to thrive on this Blockbuster,” additionally recommended the present for specializing in working class characters.

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“I really feel like this present captures that completely and it doesn’t make an enormous assertion about it — it simply displays the truth of our world,” Park stated. “We’re on the market and we’re working and we’re struggling collectively, and we’re all buddies and we get alongside and it’s not all the time contentious. And typically it’s … and typically it isn’t, however we’re all finally this little household.”

“Blockbuster” premieres on Netflix on Nov. 3.