The Trailers Shown Before Other Movies Thread

[Screen203]

Saw The Marvels last week. The trailers before it were for -

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom
The Boy And The Heron (English-dubbed trailer)
The Fall Guy
Kingdom...
Wish

Trailers before The Hunger Games... IMAX -

Wish
Mean Girls: The Musical
Arthur The King
Imaginary
Wonka
Madam Web
Argylle
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom

[transformers2]

Next Goal Wins:
Unsung Hero
Ferrari
Napoleon
Migration
Bob Marley: One Love
All of Us Strangers
Poor Things
Wish

Thanksgiving:
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
The Beekeeper
Dream Scenario
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
Night Swim
Mean Girls: The Musical
Anyone But You (redband)
Napoleon

[Gabe1998]

Trailers Before Thanksgiving:
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
Silent Night
Ferrari
The Beekeeper (red band)
Anyone But You (red band)
Napoleon

[Screen203]

Trailers before Thanksgiving -

Kingdom...
The Beekeeper (Green-band trailer)
Lisa Frankenstein
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom
Night Swim
Mean Girls: The Musical
Anyone But You (Red-band trailer)
Napoleon

[ROBDude]

Trailers before Thanksgiving:

How The Grinch Stole Christmas 2000 (Fathom Events Re-Release)
Anyone But You (Red Band)
Lisa Frankenstein
Aquaman & The Lost Kingdom
Night Swim
Dream Scenario
Napoleon
Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes

[Screen203]

Trailers before Napoleon -

Kingdom...
Arthur The King
Ferrari
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom (I feel like I have seen this preview before every movie I have seen in the past two months)
Argylle
Bob Marley: One Love
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
Madame Web

Not trailer related, but I thought it was interesting that the Columbia Pictures logo before the film did not have the Sony lead-in beforehand. During the opening credits, neither Sony or Columbia are mentioned. Before I saw the film, I assumed that it was a Sony/Apple co-production, but I guess the former only distributed it.

[Gabe1998]

Trailers Before Saltburn:
Madame Web
Origin
Lisa Frankenstein
Poor Things
Argylle
Mean Girls The Musical
The Beekeeper (green band)
American Fiction

[transformers2]

Trailers before Napoleon -

Kingdom...
Arthur The King
Ferrari
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom (I feel like I have seen this preview before every movie I have seen in the past two months)
Argylle
Bob Marley: One Love
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
Madame Web

Not trailer related, but I thought it was interesting that the Columbia Pictures logo before the film did not have the Sony lead-in beforehand. During the opening credits, neither Sony or Columbia are mentioned. Before I saw the film, I assumed that it was a Sony/Apple co-production, but I guess the former only distributed it.

Yeah, Killers of the Flower Moon was a co-production situation since they boarded later on after Paramount decided they didn't want to fund the whole project themselves. Napoleon, Argylle and presumably all of the other projects in the near future that they decide to release widely in theaters are cases of them just hiring a studio to handle the distribution for them.

[Buscemi2]

Sony only got distribution rights to Napoleon. This was an Apple production through and through.

[Screen203]

That makes sense - I think Killers Of The Flower Moon was intended to be a theatrical release from the beginning, as opposed to the other two films that Apple has given to studios for a wide release.

[StarLord123]

Wish (Regal):
The Color Purple
Migration
The Garfield Movie
Wonka (shortened teaser)
Inside Out 2

The Marvels:
Migration
Ordinary Angels
The Fall Guy (with original release date)
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
Inside Out 2

[transformers2]

Napoleon IMAX:
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
The Boys in the Boat
Drive-Away Dolls
Bob Marley: One Love
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
Madame Web

Argylle not showing up here is a pretty big upset. Perhaps the programmer has grown sick of putting it on 4 out of every 5 playlists over the past couple months

[Buscemi2]

I have not seen the Argylle trailer before any movie yet. And I live in one of the few markets that got Tetris, the last Apple/MARV teaming, theatrically.

But it's probably no big loss. Vaughn's been copying Guy Ritchie's earlier films for what seems like years now.

[transformers2]

The difference between what trailers are frequently played at AMC and Alamo Drafthouse is pretty nuts. I remember earlier this year you said that you couldn't escape the Beau is Afraid trailer and meanwhile, I saw it just once. And in this case, I've seen Argylle 7 times since September 30th (and I'm in the midst of a 3-week drought!) to your zero.

[Buscemi2]

At my location, the manager for some reason picks the trailers and only runs trailers for movies he wants to see (and his tastes are usually action, horror, Nicolas Cage, and what the Internet hypes up). So the trailers for Dream Scenario, The Holdovers, Next Goal Wins, and Saltburn would play before everything for a few months.