Did Ashton Kutcher fool you with the new "movie trailer" he debuted this weekend?
Friday, the Two and a Half Men star revealed that he was starring in a new project, tweeting this out to fans.:
Fans who clicked the link were directed to the project's official site, which showed a trailer less than a minute long. In it, Ashton and his fiancé Mila Kunis star as a couple struggling with the fact that Mila's character has to go back to the moon every night.
"Things happen for a reason," Ashton says, as he stands with Mila in the moonlight as melodramatic music fades in. "Says the boy who doesn't have to go to the moon every night," she replies as glowing tears fall down her face.
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"What if one night you go to the moon and there's an asteroid or something?" Ashton asks, with Mila replying with a straight face, "Then I will die." Before the quick, Twilight-reminiscent clip ends, out pops a creepy Rihanna who lets Mila know it's time to go.
The faux film even has a tagline, which reads, "When you have no choice, how do you choose?"
As it turns out, MoonQuake Lake is actually a part of the upcoming Annie movie, which will be seen in the film when it hits theaters Friday.
Were you kinda hoping it was real? Tell us in the comments!
Friday, the Two and a Half Men star revealed that he was starring in a new project, tweeting this out to fans.:
Get a sneak-peek of my new movie #MoonQuakeLake when you see #AnnieMovie December 19th. http://t.co/kqU0g2IlAN
- ashton kutcher (@aplusk) December 13, 2014
Fans who clicked the link were directed to the project's official site, which showed a trailer less than a minute long. In it, Ashton and his fiancé Mila Kunis star as a couple struggling with the fact that Mila's character has to go back to the moon every night.
"Things happen for a reason," Ashton says, as he stands with Mila in the moonlight as melodramatic music fades in. "Says the boy who doesn't have to go to the moon every night," she replies as glowing tears fall down her face.
"What if one night you go to the moon and there's an asteroid or something?" Ashton asks, with Mila replying with a straight face, "Then I will die." Before the quick, Twilight-reminiscent clip ends, out pops a creepy Rihanna who lets Mila know it's time to go.The faux film even has a tagline, which reads, "When you have no choice, how do you choose?"
As it turns out, MoonQuake Lake is actually a part of the upcoming Annie movie, which will be seen in the film when it hits theaters Friday.
Were you kinda hoping it was real? Tell us in the comments!