“The Running Man (2025)” transports viewers to a chaotic future where a brutal reality show dominates the airwaves: The Running Man, a bloodthirsty televised game in which contestants—known as “Runners”—must survive for 30 days while being hunted by both professional killers and an obsessed public. In the trailer, we meet Ben Richards (Glen Powell), an everyday man and devoted father whose daughter is critically ill. Desperate for money, he volunteers to enter the game, risking everything for a chance at the grand prize—and her survival. From there, the pace never lets up. The trailer teases a high-octane thrill ride filled with dazzling chases, razor-sharp satire, and Edgar Wright’s signature blend of slick action and dark comedy. Josh Brolin plays the ruthless producer Dan Killian, while Colman Domingo shines as the show’s charismatic but sinister host. As Ben begins to outwit his hunters and win public support, he becomes more than just a contestant—he becomes a symbol of rebellion in a society addicted to spectacle and control. With fast-paced editing, surreal visuals, and a sharp commentary on media, violence, and exploitation, The Running Man reimagines the classic 1987 film and Stephen King’s original novel for a new generation. The trailer ends with a chilling tagline: “Millions Hunt. One Runs. Everyone Watches.”. It’s not just a game—it’s survival in a world where entertainment is deadly, and the truth is buried beneath the ratings.