OldBoy

you might have been iffy and then the trailer was bat shit insane and got you to go see it...

Mad Max: Fury Road

inri222

None

Ash Ketchum

LUCY (2014) - I hadn't even heard of the movie when I saw the trailer and I immediately thought that it reminded me of anime, so I'd give it a try. Plus, it was Luc Besson directing and I'd always wanted to see ScarJo in her own action vehicle.

TomOpus

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels - best scene in the trailer never made it to the final but it sure got me to see the movie.

Guardians of the Galaxy - it had a cool vibe that was evident throughout the actual movie.

Neeb

John Wick.

james2025a

Terminator 2..... but i would have gone to see it without even seeing a trailer.
Point Break
Up in the Air
Independence Day

The thing is that most movies i know pretty much whether i am going to see it at the theater or not before a trailer comes out. For example, next year i am positive i will go see Spectre, but yet we will be months away from a trailer. Sometimes a trailer has the opposite effect and i have a movie i want to see, then the trailer comes out and my enthusiasm complete disappears. Thats kind of what happened with the Terminator Genisys trailer. Up to seeing the trailer i was curious about this movie. Seeing the trailer was a back step for me. I might still go see it, but any subsequent trailers have to show a better movie than what was displayed in that first trailer. And shitty acting cannot be CGI'd out.

Troy Stiffler

All of them.

Maxflier

Guardians of the Galaxy

Rob V

Battle: Los Angeles

Why So Blu?

Lucy.


Saw it in front of Days of Future Past and the theater was like WTF?!?!?! It was great.

RichC2

Dark City

Hazel Motes

One of the Transformer movies where a GIANT building sized robot is reeking havoc down a freeway and from the side you see a very small by comparision Optimus Prime diving off an overpass in slow motion onto the decepticon robot.

I don't remember which one it was, all I remember is that in the end it was shit.

Double_Oh_7

Independence Day. I think the White House blowing up is the biggest money shot in trailer history.

Double_Oh_7

Complete opposite for me. It felt like I had already seen the movie after watching that trailer -- gave everything away.

RocShemp

First one that came to mind.

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hanshotfirst1138

Broken Arrow had a fantastic trailer. Unfortunately it was a terrible movie.

superdeluxe

Mad Max. Fury Road

raven56706

Battle Los Angeles

mrhan

Star Wars. I was 11 and all I can think was WTF was that? Same with the Matrix. They're still awesome.

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Tom Creo

Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake. When it goes black and you here that running in all it's surround glory and then the chainsaw starts Damn that killed the BBII audience.

resinrats

Million Ways to Die in the West. Seeing the Doc Brown/Delorean bit in the trailer made me defiantly want to see the film, even if that was the whole scene.

EddieMoney

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RichC2

Similarly, Time Changer sounds horrible on paper, but the trailer had me laughing a good bit more than some movies released in 2002.

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