The first trailer has been revealed forHurry Up Tomorrow. The Trey Edward Shults-directed movie is about an insomnia-ridden musician who gets wrapped up with a stranger. It starsThe Weeknd (Abel Tesfayer) as the lead musicianamong a supporting cast that includes Jenna Ortega, Barry Keoghan, David Moskowitz, and Roy Williams Jr. The film shares a title withThe Weeknd’s new album, which was released on January 31. TheHurry Up Tomorrowmovie is set to come out on July 28, 2025.
Now,The Weekndhasrevealed the trailer forHurry Up Tomorrow. The trailer begins with an eerie, distant voice (Ortega) saying “death, is nothing at all” before cutting to Tesfayer in a bathtub. The voice gets further distorted as the voice says “everything remains exactly how it was” and artistic shots of Ortega and the city are shown. The trailer continues as a series of shots of the lead characters, while encapsulating these people in color and sound and Tesfayer’s on-screen persona delivers performances and the soundscape devolves into a rhythmic barrage of images.

What This Means For Hurry Up Tomorrow
The Weekend’s Version Of Himself Is Very Direct
It has been known that The Weeked would play a version of himself on screen, but theHurry Up Tomorrowtrailer emphasizes this point even more. His character name, Abel, is called out several times.This protagonist shares a real-life first name with The Weeknd, aka Abel Tesfaye. On-screen text also identifies the actor as such, Abel Tesfaye, potentially indicating the star is trying to re-brand himself for this new role.
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The trailer also highlights how severely psychologicalHurry Up Tomorrowcould be. The first images of the film showed Abel screaming and other artistically intense shots in the film, hinting at the torture of the lead. Based on the audio in the trailer,it seems the main character is haunted by concepts of death and memory, themes that permeate throughout the trailer. IfHurry Up Tomorrowis to maintain this tone, it could make for an interesting project.

Our Take On The Hurry Up Tomorrow Trailer
The Soundscape Is Chaotic (But Interesting)
TheHurry Up Tomorrowtrailer still keeps the plot arc vague, leaving a lot of mystery between now and the movie’s May 16 release date. The trailer does seem to capture the spirit of The Weeknd’s music and live performances, even showing some of his color-saturated moments of song. The trailer is also inundated with music, sound, and noise, creating anerve-wracking feeling for the moviethat may hint at the protagonist’s tortured psyche. All of these tonal qualities could helpHurry Up Tomorrowsink or swim, as it could either be uniquely woven or discordant and clashy.
