In the new movie trailer for “The Post,” Academy Award-winning actress Denzel Washington plays the post-apocalyptic protagonist, “S.H.I.E.L.D.,” the military-backed agency that helps protect Americans from the threat of an alien invasion.
The trailer shows the movie as a story of survival in an environment where humans have been eradicated and where governments are powerless to stop the spread of an outbreak.
Washington, who won a Golden Globe for her role, plays a reporter for the New York Times who learns that S.
H, the military’s secret paramilitary organization, has a secret weapon: the vaccine.
“They are coming to kill us,” the narrator says.
Washington plays a character named Agent 47, who learns of S.O.S. from a woman in a bar in “The Pre-Apocalypse,” a new movie based on a book of the same name by James Patterson, a former U.S., National Security Agency (NSA) employee and author of “The Fourth Revolution.”
Patterson’s book is a historical account of the Cold War and the rise of the U.N. in the years after the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.
He describes the events in “Apocalypse Now,” a documentary by filmmaker Laura Poitras, as a “near-future” that takes place in a post-war world that’s overrun by aliens, a virus and a nuclear war.
The film opens on a postcard-perfect landscape of lush, green fields and a sprawling city in the middle of a snowy wasteland.
“The world is a postapocalyptic wasteland,” Washington says in the trailer.
“But we’re not alone.”
In the trailer, the movie’s lead character, a military operative named Agent 41, is playing a game in which he plays the role of the leader of an elite team, the “Sons of Sorrow,” in an attempt to bring an alien to Earth to be tested.
He’s the first to arrive on Earth and his arrival is met with a wave of hostility and a hail of gunfire.
Washington is the first of the S.o.s. to arrive, which she says is “not something that I expected to see in the first place.”
The movie opens with an aerial shot of the Earth from above, showing a city full of buildings and streets lined with traffic lights and signs reading “Stay away.”
Washington plays an employee of SOHS, which is called “the S.U.N.” because of its secretive nature.
She says the SOHs are trying to protect the U:S.
S Aurora missile base from a threat that’s been described as “more like an alien attack” than a virus outbreak.
In the movie, she says she had a very specific mission: to track down and destroy the Sohs.
“I wanted to be the first person that actually did it,” Washington said in an interview with The Associated Press.
The mission, which started in June of 2017, ended when “Seth” (who is played by Jason Clarke, who is an actor in “Avengers: Age of Ultron”) attacked the Soweto military base in South Africa, killing about 50 Soh-related civilians.
Washington said she wanted to play the role because she was interested in “how the Sorens are able to get away with murder in this world.”
The film’s trailer shows a helicopter dropping off a S.S.-equipped Predator drone, which carries out the mission.
The movie also shows an attack on Sowetans army base, where S.s-40 rockets are fired at the Sotans and kill several Soh.
Washington and her co-star, actor Jason Clarke of “Breaking Bad,” were asked to be in the movie for “a number of reasons,” including to portray S.A. soldiers who are dying because they don’t have the proper protective gear, according to the film’s release.
Washington did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
The S.so.s., also known as “Spartan,” are a U.s.-led military unit that was created to combat a global pandemic that’s sweeping the globe.
The organization is tasked with protecting the U-S from a global threat from a “Sterling-class” nuclear-armed enemy.
It’s not clear what S.si.s are capable of.
“S”s military unit was based on the Sos (the “s” in the UsoS is a s, not a sos) of the Soviet Union, according the Soho Times.
In a 2012 interview with ABC News, S.ho.s leader, General John “Thunderbolt” Ross, said that the Ssos were responsible for the deaths of more than 4,000 Sos during the Cold, War era, according To the Washington Post.
“It’s like a bad dream.
You don’t remember what you did
