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Old 04-28-05, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
Well is it ever mentioned that Night does take place in the '60s? Outside of the cars and the television
Aren't those tell-tale signs? Those cars and television weren't around in any decade prior to the 60s and they're certainly not prevalent nowadays. Maybe it takes place in the 70s, but what would be the point of Romero doing that? I'm not doubting that humans have been fighting the zombies for 35 or so years, but then how would modern weapons/vehicles and pop culture develop (all stuff showed in the 'Land' trailer)?

I know, I should suspend disbelieve, but this is far too egregious to simply brush off.
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Originally Posted by Mondo Kane
Whoa. Check out that pic of Asia Argento on that Yahoo page. What happened to her? Didn't she used to be hot?
Used to be?

Is.
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The Sideways and Sin City trailers were both excellent (I just wish the music in Sin City was as cool as the song used in the trailer). Another recent favorite was the meta-trailer for Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.

I have a love/hate relationship with trailers. There's a lot of untapped potential. I don't mind the mismarketing as much as the spoilers though. "Now you're going to have to deal with both of us!"
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Originally Posted by Groucho
Just one example: Anything Else. The trailer for this Woody Allen film was put together in such a way to make it look like a "typical" teen comedy in the vein of the American Pie movies. Allen's name wasn't even mentioned.
And how many times do trailers use music from other movies? That certainly isn't trying to be original.
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Originally Posted by natevines
I know, I should suspend disbelieve, but this is far too egregious to simply brush off.
You should relax.

If Romero could film these movies just years apart, he would have. You just have to accept a screwy timeline with this franchise. It wasn't meant to be picked apart.
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Originally Posted by SunMonkey
And how many times to trailers use music from other movies? That certainly isn't trying to be original.
To be fair, the music usually isn't complete by the time the trailer is cut.

For about a 10 year period, I was ready to cut off my ears every time a trailer used "Carmina Burana" or the "Aliens" soundtrack.
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limits on music cues depend on the client's willingness to pay for them, which is rare. but i have been fortunate to be a part of some great cues -- not very original but we had the 'requiem for a dream' cue rescored to suit the 'two towers' trailer.

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Originally Posted by Groucho
Just one example: Anything Else. The trailer for this Woody Allen film was put together in such a way to make it look like a "typical" teen comedy in the vein of the American Pie movies. Allen's name wasn't even mentioned.
I believe it's called: "Trying to make money with a product that traditionally doesn't."

Happens all the time. It will happen with LAND too.
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Oh, I understand why it's done. I'm just disagreeing with the notion that most trailers are made with the intent of showing a film off as "unique."
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Originally Posted by Groucho
Oh, I understand why it's done. I'm just disagreeing with the notion that most trailers are made with the intent of showing a film off as "unique."
i was speaking for me and the company i work with -- not the entire trailer cutting industry. my resumé speaks for itself -- lord of the rings trilogy, spider-man 2, kill bill vol 1 & 2, sin city, sideways, king kong, etc.

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Originally Posted by Cygnet74
i was speaking for me and the company i work with -- not the entire trailer cutting industry.
Fair enough. My apologies for misinterpreting your comments.
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Originally Posted by Cygnet74
king kong, etc.
...and the bait is sent into the water...
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Wait a second, they're using the zed-word? Isn't that a big no no?
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Originally Posted by majorjoe23
Wait a second, they're using the zed-word? Isn't that a big no no?
Peter says it in Dawn, nothing new here.

And about the inconsistencies between films. Each film is meant to represent it's real-world time period and reflect it's problems, even though they don't take place that far apart. Dawn is few weeks after Night and Day is 6 months - 1 year after Dawn. Land is three years after Night.

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It's kind of like comic books. When Iron Man came out his origin was tied to Vietnam and the Fantastic Four were trying to win the space race. It's 40 years later, but the characters have only aged a few years.
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The music in the trailer is actually music from the film "Resident Evil", a movie that Romero was actually kicked off of.
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Originally Posted by Cygnet74
well, i didn't cut it. and i don't know who did. what did you think of the sideways and sin city trailers?
The Sin City ones kept me going through a difficult period in my life. A wretched time that only ended when the movie finally came out.

I thought it was interesting that Manute’s dialogue was altered to say “The truce of Sin City will be shattered.” I don’t object, I like the comics style ring it has to it. Y’know, once I downloaded those trailers I watched them between 1 and 5 times a day up until the release and still have them for when I get the itch while waiting for the DVD. Thanks Cygnet74.

I can’t wait to get home and see the LotD trailer. But, regardless, Romero + zombies = me in the theater at least once for this one.
Originally Posted by Mondo Kane
Whoa. Check out that pic of Asia Argento on that Yahoo page. What happened to her? Didn't she used to be hot?
I thought Asia Argento looked meta-hot in that production photo. She’s be-yooooo-tiful. (I don’t do the drool, though. I’m at work and a consummate professional.)
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Looks decent but the rock music and what looks to be "reseident evil feel" has me a little worried.
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I liked the Sin City trailer a lot. It captured the movie perfectly. The Sideways trailer made the film look like something it wasn't.
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Originally Posted by scott shelton
Used to be?

Is.
She never was.
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There's a very nice, downloadable trailer here:

http://www.cinema.art.br/multi_trail...e.asp?cod=3696

(I love this site for great trailer access.)
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Originally Posted by RocShemp
She never was.

Ugly?

Agreed.
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Originally Posted by RocShemp
She never was.

[texas drawl] Buuuullll-shit [/texas drawl]

Asia = The Sexy The Sultry The Hotness The Exotic
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So to get to the Land of the Dead do I take a right at the Land of the Lost? Or maybe go through the Land of the Giants until I hit Candyland and take I666 to the Land of the Dead.
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