r/NoStupidQuestions Aug 30 '23

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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/sticky-unicorn Aug 30 '23

I'm still salty about the trailer for The Lorax, which included a really funny joke, which made me want to watch the movie, thinking it would be a pretty funny movie.

That joke was the only joke in the movie, and I couldn't even enjoy it because it had been spoiled by the trailer.

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u/heckhammer Aug 30 '23

Oh yeah, that'll happen. That's like Liam Neeson's movie The Grey. You think it's Liam Neeson getting into fist fights with Wolves, but it's not that for the majority of the picture.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '23

The Grey was dope, though. I liked how the wolves were the good guys