This thread has not yet been rated...MOVIE TRAILERS!
Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2022 9:10 pm
So, I was watching Clue today, which is a terrific 80's movie. I would've been 7 when it came out way back in 1985. I remember my parents renting the VHS tape and we watched it multiples times. Especially the last half hour when they race around the mansion trying to solve who did it. And of course, it was one of those films that was eternally on HBO back in the day so I've seeen it too many times to count. What an all-star cast.
And I started to wonder what the trailer must've been like, and it got me thinking about movie trailers in general, and how some of my favorite older flicks had trailers I've never seen. What were they like? Did they do a good job of representing what the film was? I've seen previews that looked good where the movies turned out to be real poodoo. So, similar to the toy commercials thread I'm going to toss up a movie trailer probably every day and we'll see how fun it goes. Feel free to add your own choices.
So, without further ado..
Don't you hate it when that green screen pops up when you're really looking forward to a movie?
Argh, just roll the tape...
What are there Gremlins in the projection booth?
Apparently, who can help?
Ok, seriously, here's the trailer to 1985's Clue...
There, better now?
And I started to wonder what the trailer must've been like, and it got me thinking about movie trailers in general, and how some of my favorite older flicks had trailers I've never seen. What were they like? Did they do a good job of representing what the film was? I've seen previews that looked good where the movies turned out to be real poodoo. So, similar to the toy commercials thread I'm going to toss up a movie trailer probably every day and we'll see how fun it goes. Feel free to add your own choices.
So, without further ado..
Don't you hate it when that green screen pops up when you're really looking forward to a movie?
Argh, just roll the tape...
What are there Gremlins in the projection booth?
Apparently, who can help?
Ok, seriously, here's the trailer to 1985's Clue...
There, better now?