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Couldn't agree more Trike. Trailers should have the bare minimum of plot (or character development) they can get away with, and still get people in seats. I almost wish I hadn't watched it, but oh well, You did put in the warning.
John (Nevets) wrote: "Trailers should have the bare minimum of plot (or character development) they can get away with, and still get people in seats."It's almost like the studios think audiences are too unimaginative to be interested in bare minimums any more. However, people keep paying for reboots, so, clearly, knowing nearly everything about what you're about to watch is the current audience preference.
As someone who doesn't get out to the movies much, I find the current trend of trailers being condensed movies incredibly convenient and a tremendous time saver.
Aaron wrote: "As someone who doesn't get out to the movies much, I find the current trend of trailers being condensed movies incredibly convenient and a tremendous time saver."That made me laugh very hard for a solid minute.
Thank You.
https://youtu.be/x73-573aWfs
It looks like a lovely little story and a nice break from all the end-of-the-world type of bombastic cinematic SF we get these days. Shame they put most of the story in the trailer.
The logo is pretty cool.