I'm pretty much lapping up all Bond related things these days, but without going into Spectre production videos and notes.
And I've restrained myself by only watching the trailer a few dozen times within a few days of launch (after saying I wouldn't watch it). With the last few I watched every tv spot, imax trailer, theatrical trailer (domestic and international) too many times to count.
In that case you're in a minority. All final theatrical trailers for Bond films are way over that length. You may well be right, and we will find out soon, but it will be a surprise as well as a disappointment if it is only a minute long, especially as the film needs a good trailer now to counteract the negativity surrounding the song.
In that case you're in a minority. All final theatrical trailers for Bond films are way over that length. You may well be right, and we will find out soon, but it will be a surprise as well as a disappointment if it is only a minute long, especially as the film needs a good trailer now to counteract the negativity surrounding the song.
But Bonds never had a final trailer released after a full theatrical trailer. This is the first time. CR, QoS and SF all had just two trailers - a teaser and a theatrical. (albeit SF had 3 versions of the theatrical trailer). But in those cases the theatrical was the final trailer.
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Less is more. Trailers in the past have pretty much shown all the major scenes, shown spoilers etc. And now studios want to pull away from that trend and keep the stories and action scenes more of a secret so audiences appreciate the film. A final short teaser trailer isn't that surprising.
Less is more. Trailers in the past have pretty much shown all the major scenes, shown spoilers etc. And now studios want to pull away from that trend and keep the stories and action scenes more of a secret so audiences appreciate the film. A final short teaser trailer isn't that surprising.
Less is more. Trailers in the past have pretty much shown all the major scenes, shown spoilers etc. And now studios want to pull away from that trend and keep the stories and action scenes more of a secret so audiences appreciate the film. A final short teaser trailer isn't that surprising.
Less is more. Trailers in the past have pretty much shown all the major scenes, shown spoilers etc. And now studios want to pull away from that trend and keep the stories and action scenes more of a secret so audiences appreciate the film. A final short teaser trailer isn't that surprising.
All shorts are classed as teasers. 2+ minutes are classed as full.
No, the teaser classification also depends on timing, as in when it's released. Odd to have a teaser trailer after you've had your full trailer. Just look at the "final trailer" I linked, and there are a number of others like that too. "Final trailer" tbh is a bit of a new class....
Asp9mmOver the Hills and Far Away.Posts: 7,535MI6 Agent
All shorts are classed as teasers. 2+ minutes are classed as full.
No, the teaser classification also depends on timing, as in when it's released. Odd to have a teaser trailer after you've had your full trailer. Just look at the "final trailer" I linked, and there are a number of others like that too. "Final trailer" tbh is a bit of a new class....
Not really. Teasers in the trade are always around the 60 second mark. Full trailers 2 mins plus. Final trailer means just that. There will be no more new ones, whatever the length. TV spots are created for TV only with reduced screen sizes and faster editing.
All shorts are classed as teasers. 2+ minutes are classed as full.
No, the teaser classification also depends on timing, as in when it's released. Odd to have a teaser trailer after you've had your full trailer. Just look at the "final trailer" I linked, and there are a number of others like that too. "Final trailer" tbh is a bit of a new class....
Not really. Teasers in the trade are always around the 60 second mark. Full trailers 2 mins plus. Final trailer means just that. There will be no more new ones, whatever the length. TV spots are created for TV only with reduced screen sizes and faster editing.
But didn't you just say that all short 1-minute trailers are classed as teasers.........
Asp9mmOver the Hills and Far Away.Posts: 7,535MI6 Agent
I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree :P I personally don't see how a trailer like the one I linked above is just a "teaser", aside from the short runtime, plus I don't think Sony will market it as a teaser trailer anyway, just as a "new" or "final" trailer.
But yeah back to the main point - it's not surprising or shocking at all that after a full length trailer we get one more action packed short trailer.
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http://youtu.be/IU2xwrwWaQQ
You beat me to it...Looks good. :007)
That's really cool, very similar to the real thing
And I've restrained myself by only watching the trailer a few dozen times within a few days of launch (after saying I wouldn't watch it). With the last few I watched every tv spot, imax trailer, theatrical trailer (domestic and international) too many times to count.
http://www.bbfc.co.uk/releases/spectre-filmtrailer-3
Why is it shorter than the first one? When are they going to release the trailer?
Because final trailers released following a full 2:30 trailer tend to be shorter?
I mean look at Hunger Games films for example: all their final trailers are 1 minute long... Another recent example is the final trailer for Sicario.
Not surprised it's only a minute.
As for when - Sony's The Walk is out Sept 30 in IMAX/Oct 9 everywhere else...so next couple weeks
But Bonds never had a final trailer released after a full theatrical trailer. This is the first time. CR, QoS and SF all had just two trailers - a teaser and a theatrical. (albeit SF had 3 versions of the theatrical trailer). But in those cases the theatrical was the final trailer.
Just because it's short - doesn't mean it's a teaser. I bet this one is gonna be pretty action packed. I mean look at this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXshQ5mv1K8
All shorts are classed as teasers. 2+ minutes are classed as full.
No, the teaser classification also depends on timing, as in when it's released. Odd to have a teaser trailer after you've had your full trailer. Just look at the "final trailer" I linked, and there are a number of others like that too. "Final trailer" tbh is a bit of a new class....
Not really. Teasers in the trade are always around the 60 second mark. Full trailers 2 mins plus. Final trailer means just that. There will be no more new ones, whatever the length. TV spots are created for TV only with reduced screen sizes and faster editing.
But didn't you just say that all short 1-minute trailers are classed as teasers.........
But yeah back to the main point - it's not surprising or shocking at all that after a full length trailer we get one more action packed short trailer.
http://digitalcinema.bydeluxe.com/site/dlxportal/docs/TrailMix_by_Deluxe-_WK_40_US.pdf
Runs 1:15, online release presumably by Thursday evening.