LOS ANGELES -- If escape to another planet is eroticized sexual behaviorwhat you crave, may we suggest this first Valeriantrailer?
Actually, Alpha is technically not a planet. It's the International Space Station, set adrift in space after centuries of adding modules upon modules from alien worlds to the point that it has become planet-like in size and species diversity.
SEE ALSO: The first 'Valerian' trailer docks in 3 days, and we got a sneak peekAnd get a load of some of these species, both human and non-human:
Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne play Valerian and Laureline, the titular heroes from the French sci-fi comic book series is based. Luc Besson is firmly back in The Fifth Elementterritory with this one, both in subject matter and tone -- weird, kinetic, colorful and ... did we say weird?
And did you notice that Beatles song? That's Becausefrom "Abbey Road," the first time a Fab Four song has ever been licensed for a trailer.
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planetshits theaters worldwide next July.
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