Literally ever new movie trailer be like: plays some generic or over-used, irrelevant pop-song, spoils the main parts of the film, and then comes the annoying drum:
It's so awful. I've been watching an HBO show the past week and I've gotta crank everything in my setup to 200% to be able to hear everyone's voices (and of course when they decide to get loud it peaks the shit out of my speakers), don't have to do that with any other channel.
Are you just watching movies from 1998-2010? Trailers donβt say those lines anymore unless itβs a childrenβs movie or low brow β#1 comedy in amercaβ movie.
I swear that the 2024 remake of the "Crow" movie has the exact same sequence of presentation. There's the 2024 Transformers animated movie, which is also similar. And there's more, which I can't seem to recall at the moment.
I'd assume when they say "modern cinema" they mean movies coming out within a year or so of now, which likely discludes movies from before they were born. Rather than movies from the modern era.
I agree with the other points though. Trailers are interesting (though if I'm looking forward to something and know I'm going to consume it, I now avoid trailers and advertising for that)
Everything was run through a color filter that turned absolutely everything black. I'm literally looking at a black screen but hearing audio. Is this hysterical blindness? Is the scene supposed to be completely invisible? Is my computer about to explode?
Didn't you also forgot the Abba/Mama-mia song troupe for slutty girlboss, who ends up with a "pious" old-money hunk, and senior-citizen-coming-of-the-day movies?
And explicit rap song for kids movie - who cares if there's racial slurs, adult slangs, and textual graphic content, right?
I haven't seen any of those except Kalki 2898, both that and the movie were fire though
I feel like most of A24's trailers were pretty good, the Alien: Romulus trailer was fire, and I guess it's technically from 2023 but the trailer for Sometimes I Feel About Dying was fantastic too