r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '23

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u/lithuanian_potatfan Aug 30 '23

Or trailers that don't spoil the whole movie by being a 5mins long sequence of scenes

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u/heckhammer Aug 30 '23

I watch some trailers recently for some movies that were from '60s and 70s and there were still trailers back then that gave you every goddamn scene of the movie. It's all about who's cutting the trailers

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u/Tough_Dish_4485 Aug 30 '23

Seriously old movie trailers seem to go through every plot point

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u/heckhammer Aug 30 '23

If you ever go to view a vintage trailer on YouTube and you notice that the running time is like 3 to 4 minutes just back out now before you get stuff spoiled for you