Wildkarrde
Distinguished Member
Debate with my Mrs last night on the new Black Panther trailer on whether i liked the look of it. I said i've stopped watching trailers as they tend to spoil things in terms of giving away too much info, especially if it's a 2 minute trailer and she thought i was weird!
I haven't watched a trailer for a movie i really want to see for quite a while now. It used to be one of the things i looked forward too but going into a film totally blind as to who's in it and not knowing to much of a plot makes it a little more exciting.
I guess it started with Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens. As much as i really wanted too i never watched the trailer nor read any threads about it and it made it all the more enjoyable so i made a decision to not watch or read about a movie i want to see.
So i guess i'm asking is it something that you've also done or does it make it part of the film experience to watch the trailer and build up to the actual movie?
I haven't watched a trailer for a movie i really want to see for quite a while now. It used to be one of the things i looked forward too but going into a film totally blind as to who's in it and not knowing to much of a plot makes it a little more exciting.
I guess it started with Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens. As much as i really wanted too i never watched the trailer nor read any threads about it and it made it all the more enjoyable so i made a decision to not watch or read about a movie i want to see.
So i guess i'm asking is it something that you've also done or does it make it part of the film experience to watch the trailer and build up to the actual movie?