This is a fitting ethos for the trailer, which follows James Reece as he acclimates to being back at home. The trailer uses the musical conceit of Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs,” which condemns “politicians who hide themselves away from the violent repercussions of their actions," and who “treat people just like pawns in chess.” Throughout, we get flashes of the disastrous mission that left James Reece’s entire team dead and him with serious PTSD. There are plenty of guns, explosions, and a shirtless Taylor Kitsch. It features everything you might imagine from a military action thriller such as this one.
The first teaser trailer for The Terminal List was released on May 18. Playing James Reece, a Navy SEAL who returns home as the only survivor of an ambush with increasingly mysterious circumstances, this time Pratt will bring his action star chops that he brought to countless big-screen roles to the small screen Pratt stars in The Terminal Listthe adaptation of Jack Carr’s best-selling novel. Now, coming off multiple films within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a starring role in the Jurassic World franchise, and a starring role in the Amazon Studios film The Tomorrow War, Pratt is returning to television. Some even questioned whether his turn as an action star would be fruitful.
The actor, at the time known for his role as happy-go-lucky Andy Dwyer on the sitcom Parks & Recreation, was known for his comedic television role. When Chris Pratt was cast in Marvel’s 2014 superhero action comedy Guardians of the Galaxy, many were surprised.
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