Comments | profshallowness: X-men 3: The Last Stand trailer

profshallowness

X-men 3: The Last Stand trailer

May 14, 2006 12:35

And that's the last time I'll type that film title out in full, probably.

First, yesterday's Guide was had a Neela/Ray mention when reccing Monday's ER double bill on Channel 4, and furthermore, Channel 4 has a programme looking up the original A-team on at Thursday. The latter's a must see (sorry, Bones), the former is a tempter ( Read more... )

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profshallowness May 14 2006, 14:09:01 UTC

My feeling was that the trailer I saw was confusing, but I was watching it with an eye to what'd be happening with my favourite characters/ships/shirtless Wolverine while not wanting to be spoiled, so I knew my perspective was skewed.

And you're welcome, hope it's a success.

lusmeitli May 15 2006, 13:07:14 UTC

Instead there was a POTC 2 trailer - I...find I haven't got much to say about that except Ihopeit'llbegoodhopeit'llbegood.I hope it'll be good, too. It better had ( ... )

profshallowness May 17 2006, 06:49:43 UTC

Too true about the randomness of trailers. What gets me is that, in their desire to have all the Really Cool Bits in a little mini movie, a lot of the big studio pictures' trailers will give away, oh, the final climactic scenes of a movie. Like you say, sometimes the trailer seems like it's completely removed from a movie. And yet, I do get excited when the trailers come on. And some trailers are just wonderful in and of themselves. although I never went to see the film, I thought that the use of music in the trailer for Breakfast on Pluto - a Dusty Springfield song, was really memorable.

I think that the return of Jean as Pheonix was pretty well nigh inevitable. Obviously, Wolverine is the hottest, but Scott has grown on me a lot over the years. Pretty James Marsden.

And then that bit! I was all "wheeee, Wolverine/Rogue, wheeee!!!". This was, after all, my first contact with fanfiction, so it's a love that'll never die. I KNOW. The strength of my reaction surprised me - and reminded me that I'm probably going to go back to the ( ... )