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'Magic Mike XXL' Trailer: Here's Some More Gyrating From Channing Tatum
Oh, gosh, it's Wednesday, the most humdrum day of the week. So, here's another trailer featuring Channing Tatum, Joe Manganiello and Matt Bomer gyrating as in Magic Mike XXL.
This trailer goes out of its way to tell us that it's trying not to show us the good stuff (the gyrating), but since the movie is about a team of male strippers, there is also a lot of that. While the last trailer was set to a revamp of "My Pony," this one utilizes Goldfrapp. It features a lot of Jada Pinkett Smith explaining the game, a shirtless Adam Rodriguez and Kevin Nash, a glimpse of Donald Glover, plus Magic Mike himself suggesting they need come up with some innovative new moves for their final performance in Myrtle Beach.
Magic Mike XXL comes out in theatres on July 1.
Magic Mike not your thing? Well, Human Centipede: Final Sequence released another trailer today, too.
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