Spoilt by the trailer

[willsham45]

What Movies...or any media come to think of have you experianced that would have probally been better if you had not seen the trailer before hand?

This happened to me after I saw Chronicle Loved the movie but I left thinking would it have been better if I had not seen the trailer that shows most of the lighlight ie the one they used to advotise the movie in my cinema I have no idea if there are others.

Surly they can make trailers that will make people want to see the movies without showing too much of the movie...then again I think they should just keep to the 30 teaser.

 

[Vault101]

hmmmm trailers are often misleading

Like snow dogs..I expected a classic disney movie with adorable talking dogs

let me tell you somthing, as a kid I watched that whole movie wating for those dogs to talk....when I realised..it was a dream seaquence

those dogs never talked..THEY NEVER TALKED and I wont be getting over that anytime soon, I may need counciling to get over that betrayal

(fucking non talking dogs..dammit)

 

[PotluckBrigand]

Pan's Labyrinth was not a magical journey of wonderment and fantasy. It was horrifically violent in parts and very sad and uncomfortably real (for the most part).

It WAS however very good, so if you've never seen it, don't let the misleading trailer stop you from doing so.

 

[Terminate421]

I haven't seen many trailers for Mass Effect 3 on purpose.

I did the same for chronicle (I saw commercials)

And the same for Dead Space 2

I find it cool to only look at new additions if it involves multiplayer, and leave the single player to be a surprise.

I try to limit my viewings of trailers for movies as well.

 

[DoPo]

Phone Booth - me and a friend of mine went to see it in the cinema because we expected a lot more action based on the trailer. Turns out that most of the movie is spent in a phone booth. The trailer we saw didn't really suggest it.

Well, there is the title, but it seemed the main character would talk in a phone booth with somebody, the trailer didn't make it clear at all that there wouldn't be more than one phone booth. We really thought the phone conversations would be between action scenes.

Well, it didn't really spoil it for us, as in the plot, but we were misled by it.

 

[AlAaraaf74]

Pan's Labyrinth was not a magical journey of wonderment and fantasy. It was horrifically violent in parts and very sad and uncomfortably real (for the most part).

It WAS however very good, so if you've never seen it, don't let the misleading trailer stop you from doing so.

Lol a magical journey of wonderment and fantasy. That's how they discribed the child eating monster.