Crush Movie Update: True love is on the air in Hulu’s new high school future trailer rom-com, Crush. The film follows the motto of an artist who is dedicated to making a prestigious art college out of high school but is also forced to join his song team.
Despite the lack of interest in the track, it gives him a chance to get closer to the girl of his dreams. However, when she is with her new partner, things get worse as she begins to feel true love. The trailer shows her difficulty in compiling college preparation, running, and choosing the right girl to be with.
Right from the start, we were introduced to Paige, who is about to enter Cal Arts and is so interested in the famous girl Gabriella, that she has focused so much on Paige’s art piece to get permission to enter the art center. Paige doesn’t listen and instead joins the track team to enjoy Gabriella.
Another trailer focuses on building a budding love of high school between Paige and AJ. Paige shared his art with AJ, who encouraged him to also be in great danger and allowed more of him to excel in his art. AJ pushes him to let go and helps him to be able to continue as well as his coach as a real coach prefers to motivate with fear rather than do his job.
The chemistry is real between the two of them, but he still has that endless crush on Gabriella that makes his choice so difficult. We also get a few good times from the legendary Megan Mullally as Paige’s mother, who tells Paige “no it means no” when she tries to practice kissing with Dylan and washes her rubber thinking it is a sex toy.
The Cast Of Crush Movie
Rowan Blanchard, Auli’i Cravalho, Isabella Ferreira, Tyler Alvarez, Teala Dunn, Rico Paris, Addie Weyrich, Aasif Mandvi, Michelle Buteau, and Mullally. It marks the first full-length film from former Hollywood Darlings director Sammi Cohen, who will direct from a script written by Kirsten King and Casey Rackham.
On the production board are Jeremy Garelick, Will Phelps, Ryan Bennett of American High, Natasha Lyonne, Maya Rudolph, and Danielle Renfrew Behrens of animal photographers, Andrew Miano and Britta Rowings of Depth of Field, Katie Newman of 3 Arts, and Mickey.
Major producers include Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz, Dan Balgoyen of Depth of Field and Michael Glassman of LD Entertainment, and Max Butler. High American Photography and Animals collaborated to produce the film.
Crush brings high school romance early on April 29.
