Apple TV+ drops haunting trailer for sci-fi thriller with 'Twilight Zone vibes'
Apple TV+ has unveiled the official trailer for a brand-new genre-bending series that looks set to be the streamer’s next must-watch blockbuster. Launching later this year, Constellation is a psychological thriller that combines elements of sci-fi, mystery and drama and has fans saying it gives “Twilight Zone vibes.”
Billed as a “conspiracy-based space adventure,” it follows an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space and discovers that key pieces of her life seem to be missing.
“People see things up there, and when they get back they go crazy,” one woman says in the trailer.
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Apple has said Constellation is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all she has lost. It stars Prometheus’ Noomi Rapace as astronaut Jo and Emmy-nominated Breaking Bad star Jonathan Banks.
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The eight-part series is created by Peter Harness, writer of BBC’s The War of the Worlds and several episodes of Doctor Who during Peter Capaldi’s tenure. It also boasts Emmy-winner Michelle MacLaren as director of its opening two episodes, whose credits include The X-Files, Breaking Bad, The Morning Show and Game of Thrones.
Constellation will make its global debut on Wednesday, February 21, with a three-episode drop. It will be available to stream exclusively on Apple TV+, which TV lovers can join for £8.99 a month.
Jonathan Banks stars in Apple's psychological thrillerBut if they sign up today, members can enjoy Apple TV+’s stellar film and TV library without paying a penny thanks to its seven-day free trial. This gives free access to hit shows like Godzilla spin-off Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks’ World War II drama Masters of the Air, plus blockbuster films like Martin Scorsese’s Oscar-nominated epic Killers of the Flower Moon.
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Apple TV+ unveiled the intense official trailer for Constellation in January, giving fans a glimpse at what promises to be a haunting journey into space and the human psyche. Among fiery explosions and ominous dialogue, the footage sees Jo in a battle with reality as she suffers from what appear to be creepy hallucinations.
The trailer has already got fans excited to watch, with some saying it gives “Twilight Zone vibes.” Writing on YouTube, @SeanPalpatine said: “Noomi Repace and Jonathan Banks in a psychological/astronomical thriller? Sold.”
@on_stand_bi said: “Apple TV is killing it with the sci-fi shows, For All Mankind, Foundation and now this!”
@craigshields8806 said: “It’s giving Twilight Zone vibes. Can’t wait to see it.”
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@MsRitax0x said: “Noomi Rapace is an amazing actress, this show is going to be so good.”
@Filmaniacs said: “Noomi + somewhere in space = must see.”
Click here to join Apple TV+ and watch Constellation. Alternatively, a host of new shows are streaming on Amazon’s Prime Video and Disney+.
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