- May 26th, 2016, 7:41 am#4865308
Creativeguy wrote:Why is is such a big deal when it comes to this movie that someone might go "I saw the trailer, I don't want to see this." when it happens CONSTANTLY with any other movie anywhere. The guy doesn't feel it's worth his time, he's not interested in it, and he's not going to review it. People are so butt hurt over him saying that it's ridiculous. I'm right there with him. I have no interest in seeing this based upon what I've seen in the trailers. No thank you.Agreed. Did everyone run out and see Fantastic Four even though it looked like garbage? No, because people were able to see by the trailer that it was going to suck. It completely missed the tone of the Fantastic Four and nobody wanted to waste their time and money. I've never looked at any other movie crappy movie trailer and thought "wow that looks terrible, but I'll spend $10 to see it, just to give it a shot." The purpose of the trailer is to get people to want to see the movie. To show enough good stuff about the movie to get people excited. The new trailer as well as the reboot/remake status of his movie didn't land well on a lot of people.
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