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Crawl (2019) - Official Trailer
- Thread starter Strafer
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Woah, that's a great setting choice. Looks like a thrilling mix of disaster, survival, and horror.
Really like the choice of crocodiles too, and how the trailer frames it as them just adjusting to a new habitat and casually hunting some human meat (with a dose of intelligent horror croc thrown in, of course).
Definitely in!
Really like the choice of crocodiles too, and how the trailer frames it as them just adjusting to a new habitat and casually hunting some human meat (with a dose of intelligent horror croc thrown in, of course).
Definitely in!
It's one of the most annoying trends in trailer design.
ALMOST as annoying as syncing gunshots to the music....
I think it's to make the people that hover over the video enticed to click on it. They act as mini-previews. And some people don't sit through the entire trailer so having a super short "trailer" at the start makes it so people don't forget about it in the future.
Looks great, but stopped watching half way through. Felt like the trailer wanted to ruin the fun.
Some sort of metahype to themselves?
It is the same reason why trailers show the whole movie in them since they want execs and people to have a good idea of how the whole movie plays out. Like, "hey you think we cut a bad trailer but here is the movie" to try to convince you to go see it. They are afraid the audience for the trailers won't watch the whole thing so they tease things, "look what's going to be in this trailer so you should watch it all" instead of you watching and finding out.
They don't do it in movie theaters cause they can't change the channel or close the window, they know they are "stuck" watching them. You aren't stuck at home.
It looks fun and I like Kaya Scodelario. I'll watch this when it hits Netflix/HBO.
Trailer appears to show everything interesting that happens in the film however.
Trailer appears to show everything interesting that happens in the film however.
the reason is marketing related, we do it to, most people see the trailer for the first time while they are scrolling and these few seconds help a lot to grab someones attention on social media and stop them from scrolling away.also, most people on youtube can click commercials away after 5 seconds. it actually works and keeps people engaged.
Thanks for the heads up, will avoid this trailer and wait for reviews.
When the trailer shows up as an ad on Youtube, the 5-second preview is to get you to keep watching to avoid skipping the trailer or click on the trailer to watch the whole thing.
Love it.
For those that need a good primer for this, check out Black Water and Rogue, which were both excellent.
For those that need a good primer for this, check out Black Water and Rogue, which were both excellent.
I loved don't breath so I'm in for a little more Aja even if the film itself looks a little silly
Yeah netflix fun. The best thing about these movies is you can watch them on network tv and not miss a thing
Aja had nothing to do with Don't Breathe. That was all Fede Alvarez. This just shares Sam Raimi as a producer.
Oooo right. Aja did high tension and that awful piranha movie lol. I totally forgot. Well piranha could have been fun so maybe this will stick the landing
It's for embedding and social media . Those small clips will be played as ads on posts like Twitter for example. Or if you use Facebook for example, it autoplays when scrolling through feed so they see that beginning. Etc etc into all social media platforms for mobile and desktop users
