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Jonathan Goeldner
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it seems to be a bad trend,Terry - heard the trailers for the Poltergeist remake are just as worse in giving too much away.

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Mike Blakesley
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I ran a little survey a while ago on our Facebook asking for comments on trailers -- do we run too many or not enough, do people like them, etc. but only one person said he tries to tune out of trailers for movies he's interested in.

I think people like to know the story in advance, for whatever reason. In some of these modern action movies you almost have to have seen the revealing trailer to keep up with the furious pace!

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Terry Lynn-Stevens
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You could be right. I guess average person is not going to remember too much of the trailer.

It could also be that Universal knows that Jurassic World is a turd so they are going all out on the marketing to try to get every last person in the door. (Truthfully, the new trailer does not look very good)

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Mike Blakesley
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I am curious about the turd-ness of the film for sure. On the one hand, the last one definitely was a turd, but on this one Spielberg is back on board and he's usually reliable, but... I don't know what to think.

We're currently in our annual dilemma over what to play -- do we go with JW or Inside Out? (They are a week apart.) JW is going to be overhyped so it might be the one to go with, and wait a while on IO and let the good word of mouth help market it.

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Terry Lynn-Stevens
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I think Jurassic World is going to play out like Godzilla.

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Marcel Birgelen
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If the amount of exposition in the trailer is already unbearable, I wonder how the movie turns out.

quote: Mike Blakesley
do we go with JW or Inside Out?
JW got quite a bunch of exposure and I think it will generally be the bigger crowd puller, even if the end result will most likely suck all kinds of unfavorable suckables. Inside Out hasn't gotten all to much TLC in the media until now, but will almost undoubtedly be the better movie.

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