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Black Panther 2 they’re trying to steal from Wakanda and it was just so stupid, like at this point these superheroes have saved earth 8+ times and you’re doing little missions to steal from them?

Becky the conqueror

Shield is the military for the beginning part of the mcu

Oh My Gawd, Becky, Look At Her Butt

I never even heard about the first one but it got released Summer 2020 so that might explain it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Becky_(2020_film)

Vivarium? maybe. it’s more of a horror film where the suburb itself becomes the captor and destroyer

He looks a tad like Richard ‘the hamster’ Hammond

Looks kinda like Hugh Jackman but with a wider head

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The trailer is trying to get a quick emotional reaction out of you; a recognized pop song can do that.

The song doesn't even necessarily appear in the movie, it's licensed cheaply just for use in the trailer.

Nobody has yet figured out how to make every song a hit, so using an original is a risk.

Magnolia and The Grand Budapest Hotel.

Also Seven Psychopaths. Noticing Crispin Glover's miniscule appearance in the courtroom scene was worth it. Also just a great movie that stands up to repeat viewing.

Ice Age is from Fox/Blue Sky

Journey to the Moon, Wings, Citizen Kane, Birth of a Nation, The Jazz Singer.

It's a good action movie. A lot of people liked it. It's even certified fresh on RT and getting a sequel. It' just boils down to that you didn't like it. Not that other people are wrong

The Rock is objectively the best movie of the three. Face/Off is awesome, but in a dumb and ridiculous way. Same with Con Air, but with a healthy splash of racism that doesn’t hold up terribly well.

I agree. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo was very watchable in spite of its subtitles. I preferred the originals to the remakes, but those remakes did find an audience.

>Nowadays, most modern trailers no longer have voice-over which I can deal, but the problem is that every movie trailers always have pop songs and even cover version of pop songs in the background and slowly became repetitive, so in this thread we need to discuss is it better that movie trailers should abandon popular songs for original songs instead?

I'd prefer they leave the original songs for the actual movie, not the trailer...

In a world where you find different pop songs on trailers to be repetitive, you don't find Don LaFontaine's voiceovers repetitive as well? Just a bit?

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They lost their audience of fun families.

Right? I mean, it's not like airliners are armored. They're made of aluminum. A couple of stray shots should have been enough to disable it, let alone the combination of sustained automatic weapons fire and the previous crash landing it suffered.

I just hope the "loud slamming, booming and winding up sounds" trend dies out soon

I literally don't care which way they go. I just like trailers that pique my interest without giving away everything. Once the trailer does that, the music doesn't matter. Some of my favorite trailers do it one way, some do it the other.

I'm just glad we are pat the voice over trailers.

Yeah, I liked it as it was a pleasant surprise in a slightly twisted kind of way. But I'm not telling everyone I know that they need to see it.

I was hoping Becky 2 would be subtitled Electric Beckaloo

I hope the "single piano note followed by the slowed down pop cover" trend dies out soon.