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‘Ray Gunn’ trailer: Brad Bird blends sci-fi and film noir for a futuristic mystery

September 23, 2026
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Netflix has released the trailer for Ray Gunn, the upcoming film from The Incredibles and The Iron Giant director Brad Bird.

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Brad Bird takes us behind the scenes of ‘Ray Gunn’s massive sci-fi city

For Bird, the moment is decades in the making, as he’s been working to bring Ray Gunn to the big screen since the ’90s. The long-gestating passion project is a blend of sci-fi and film noir that transports viewers to the massive city of Metropia, a world of mile-high skyscrapers, flying cars, and aliens and humans alike. It’s a world full of intrigue and corruption, and trying to get to the bottom of all that is the city’s lone private eye, the down-on-his-luck Ray Gunn (voiced by Sam Rockwell).

(Not to be confused with Australian breakdancer Raygun, who’s also found a home on Netflix in the form of a documentary.)

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Ray and his alien associate Eyera (voiced by Tom Waits) need a job, fast. Otherwise, their business will go under. Luckily for them, a high-profile case lands in their laps, involving volatile media superstar Venus Nova (voiced by Scarlett Johansson) and a grisly murder. But is Venus truly the dangerous femme fatale everyone suspects her to be?

Check out the full trailer above to watch sparks fly between Venus and Ray, as well as some serious flying car chases and blaster action.

Ray Gunn also stars Alan Tudyk, Matt Berry, Bobby Cannavale, Michael Chernus, Kether Donohue, Michelle Rodriguez, Aasif Mandvi, Matt Jones, Kathryn Hunter, John Ratzenberger, Justin Peck, and Patton Oswalt.

Ray Gunn opens in select theaters Dec. 4, and premieres Dec. 18 on Netflix.

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