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Mike Sellars
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From: Robertsdale, AL., USA
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If it were not for Beverly Hills Chihuahua, I could not annoy my staff kids at random times throughout the day by whispering "chi-wa-wa..." over the radio and them trying to figure out why they have a weird GM!

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Shane Cooper
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 - posted 08-17-2008 05:46 PM      Profile for Shane Cooper   Email Shane Cooper   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
It's not bad trailer, it just seems over programmed right now. Eagle Eye.

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Tristan Lane
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He's Just Not That Into You = [puke]
"oh Jenny Jenny Jenny...."

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Jaime Tuzzio
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Honestly, I like the trailers for The Two Towers and Sunshine, and I love the films, but I really wish there was a moratorium on "Lux Aeterna" and "Requiem for a Tower" as the soundtrack for anything. Every single time I hear that music come up I want to strangle someone, so stay far away from me if the trailer for Babylon A.D. comes on.

The trailers for Madagascar 2 didn't bother me too much until they somehow ended up being the first trailer on almost everything we had.

The trailers for spoof movies along the lines of Epic Movie, Disaster Movie, & Meet the Spartans are always a torture as they are not funny and I then fear I'll be stuck screening them when they are released. Nightmare.

Anyhow, worst movie trailer in semi-recent memory: Little Man

And while I'm here, the ones that completely sold me on a movie the first time I saw them: Moulin Rouge!, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (the one that starts with Lacuna, Inc.), Fight Club, and Marie Antoinette.

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Todd McCracken
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Mighty Peking man

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Jennifer Pan
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I am compelled to see that film.

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Tony Bandiera Jr
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Back in the 80's there was a film called "Chatterbox", about a talking vagina. That easily ranks as the worst trailer ever.

On the flip side, a halfway decent trailer for an incredibly lousy movie: "Supercross-The Movie". The trailer was kinda cool, but the movie sucked eggs. The only highlight of the film was my good friend Tyler Evans. (In the trailer he was the shirtless, tatted thug who says "You'd better watch your back.") [Big Grin]

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