The TRAILER Thread!!!

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New Trailers 1st October

Toy Story 1 and 2 in 3D

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September is over, and October is here, and it's here big time look at what there is to offer this weekend.

Movies Released October 2nd-4th

Hollywood is ran by zombies in, well every movie, but this one exspecially...

Zombieland


Have a trip down Nostalaga lane with...

Toy Story 1 and 2 in 3D


Ricky Gervais lies to an all star cast in...

The Invention of Lying


And make your own joke for...

Whip It


Or if non of that takes your fancy check out last weeks number which is (still)...

Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs

Don't forget to comment on what you'll be watching this week, what you think of this weeks releases, and some feedback on the thread would be very nice and very graucious, Thank you for checking it out

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New Trailers October 2nd (and there are alot of them)

Alivin and the chipmunks 2

The Crazies

Red Cliff

Up in the Air

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New Trailers-October 3rd

Shutter Island (ironicly I would be watching this this weekend, if it wasn't delayed)

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SAW VI

[DMC86X]

Originally Posted by Foggy

New Trailers-October 3rd

Shutter Island (ironicly I would be watching this this weekend, if it wasn't delayed)

How could they drop the ball so bad on this one?? This was my most anticipated film of the year. Any word on a new release date??

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Originally Posted by DMC86X

How could they drop the ball so bad on this one?? This was my most anticipated film of the year. Any word on a new release date??

all I know is that it's february 2010

[Buddy Christ]

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[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by Blu2U

I was really impressed by the trailer for The Messenger. This looks like it has the potential to be one great and powerful film! I doubt I'll be able to catch it in theaters, but I cannot wait for this picture to get a Blu-ray release.

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Thanks Blu2U that have been updating it, my laptop broke but it's fixed now, I shall update it when a new trailer is out.

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New Trailers! 12 October

TOY STORY 3

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New Trailers - October 14th

The Expendables

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New Trailers - 15th October

Edge of Darkness

Dear John

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Sorry for not Updating this last week my laptop decided to die, but all is better now as it's another huge weekend for films.

Movies Released October 16th-18th

Childhood's are back in...

Where the Wild Thing are



Jamie Foxx says "This is madness!" as Gerard Butler reminds him "This is...

Law Abiding Citizen



If you thought this weekend was alittle to indie with where the wild things are, hollywood strikes back with yet another mediocre remake of a horror movie...

The Stepfather



Twitter sensation Finally hits nationwide...

Paranormal Activity



and, finally, Blacksplotation comes back to the big screen with a bang, in...

Black Dynamite



Or if none of that takes you're fancy check out last weeks number 1...

Couples Retreat



Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy whatever you go watching this weekend. (even if it's the stepfather)

[assydingo]

Originally Posted by Foggy

Dear John

Two Nicholas Sparks movies coming out? Hell year!

[agoofykindasuperman]

What are all your impressions of trailers as a whole?

On one side, they can be used as a very useful tool in deciding whether or not you want to check out a movie or not. If done properly, a movie trailer can really generate buzz or hype for a movie and bring a lot of people to the theatre to see the movie being advertised.

However on the other side, the new trailers as of late tend to ruin the movies for me, so I have chosen to avoid movie trailers at all costs, aside from the first-run teasers, or movies I've never heard of before. I avoid them because they give away way too much, and leave nothing for surprise when you actually see the movies.
Horror movie trailers spoil the spooky parts ("oh, I seen this part in the trailer, some guy comes up from behind and grabs her mouth here...") or Comedy movie trailers show all the good jokes leaving mediocre ones for the actual movie. ("seeing that part in the trailer was funnier than in the actual movie...")
Sci-Fi and Fantasy movie trailers spoil all the special effects and some even show clips from the ending of the movie. (Well, I know he isn't really dead, there's a part I seen in the trailer that hasn't happened yet...)

So to avoid all or any disappointment, a few friends of mine, and myself, have decided not to watch trailers for movies we know we want to see anyway.

But don't get me wrong, I still love a good movie trailer. Especially when they're specially made like for Toy Story 3 (I haven't seen the 2nd trailer released, only the early one) because it showed nothing whatsoever of the movie. And of course, I'd be seeing that movie whether there was any trailer for it or not...

So what do you all think about trailers?

BTW OP, love the effort you're doing, you're posting some trailers for movies which I never even knew existed until I visited this thread! So thanks lol

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by agoofykindasuperman

What are all your impressions of trailers as a whole?

On one side, they can be used as a very useful tool in deciding whether or not you want to check out a movie or not. If done properly, a movie trailer can really generate buzz or hype for a movie and bring a lot of people to the theatre to see the movie being advertised.

However on the other side, the new trailers as of late tend to ruin the movies for me, so I have chosen to avoid movie trailers at all costs, aside from the first-run teasers, or movies I've never heard of before. I avoid them because they give away way too much, and leave nothing for surprise when you actually see the movies.
Horror movie trailers spoil the spooky parts ("oh, I seen this part in the trailer, some guy comes up from behind and grabs her mouth here...") or Comedy movie trailers show all the good jokes leaving mediocre ones for the actual movie. ("seeing that part in the trailer was funnier than in the actual movie...")
Sci-Fi and Fantasy movie trailers spoil all the special effects and some even show clips from the ending of the movie. (Well, I know he isn't really dead, there's a part I seen in the trailer that hasn't happened yet...)

So to avoid all or any disappointment, a few friends of mine, and myself, have decided not to watch trailers for movies we know we want to see anyway.

But don't get me wrong, I still love a good movie trailer. Especially when they're specially made like for Toy Story 3 (I haven't seen the 2nd trailer released, only the early one) because it showed nothing whatsoever of the movie. And of course, I'd be seeing that movie whether there was any trailer for it or not...

So what do you all think about trailers?

BTW OP, love the effort you're doing, you're posting some trailers for movies which I never even knew existed until I visited this thread! So thanks lol

I know what you mean, Trailers are there to sell a movie to you, rather like a advert in a magazine, but the diffrence is an advert in a magazine for a product can only tell you stuff about what it's selling to you, while a trailer has show you it's worth the price of admission, so many trailers, for example comedy, has to show the good gags, have you in stiches, and fool you into seeing the film while you seen the best bits, not all comedy movies do this mainly the good ones, that are jammed pack full of laughs that a trailer bearly scratched the surface, but poor ones have to show the great gags to get you to see them, and really poor films just fail at getting you to do anything but put you're fist in the air and wave in anger.

But some trailers that really work, for an example where the wild things are, peak your intrest yet tell you nothing, it shows you it's it own thing and makes you belive you are watching something never before seen, going back a couple of years to the cloverfield trailer, had everyones head tied in knots as to what was going on, or even what ever the heck it was, and it really worked, everyone excitment had peaked, maybe alittle to far and caused many teenagers to backlash in confusion as to the lack of answers, which slightly ties back into what I said early, but instead of having too much we had too little, and people fooled themselves into beliving what they imagined.

I wouldn't be able to stop watching trailers, I just couldn't stand walking into a theatre not knowing what a film is at all, for most films, trailers are just an insite into just what the film is about.

Most of the time I am posting trailers for films I haven't even heard of.

Thanks for the question and I'm glad you're liking the thread, even though you not looking at them, but thanks none the less.

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New Trailers-Oct 16th

A Christmas Carol (Japan)

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New Trailers-Oct 17th

Old Dogs



The Spy Next Door (yes, that is Jackie Chan)



Amelia