Film Trailers

[Tron900]

I had an epiphany the other day.

I bought "Stranger than fiction" about a month ago...I saw the trailers for it and thought it looked good.

To my dissappointment it turned out to be a chick flick and not a comedic as I thiought it would be.....lame.

I went to the cinema the other day and saw the trailer for "Men who stare at goats".

The title was funny in itselfthe cast was a good (my girlfrined wants to sse it cos its go Ewan McGregor in it, personally Jeff Bridges was mint as "The Dude" in "The Big Lebowski)It looked like a hoot and the story line looked Halariuos

Then I remmebered the back stabbing I got from "stranger than fiction" and came to a prediction:

If the movies trailer is funny then thats only going to be the funny part...should I be weary that that's how they pull you in and the movies turns out to be crap?

 

[ma55ter_fett]

A trailer is simply a hook with a bit of bait on it. If you swallow it hook line and sinker then the hook gets logded in you throat and it is much more painful than if you merely nibbled at the bair.

 

[SomethingUnrelated]

Alll trailers are designed to grab your attention. They pick out the best parts of th movie, and give you the impression that the rest of the movie will be the same quality. It's always a good idea to take a trailer with a heap of salt.

 

[Tron900]

I hate to think of myself as someone who gets suckered in by that.

so the trailer could be miss representing the film, either if its a crap trailer...it could be a good film and vice versa.

your sort of gambling with your money a bit.....oh well, thnaks god for "Orange Wednesdays", that cushions the blow of dissappointment at least.