The Trailers Shown Before Other Movies Thread

[Screen203]

Trailers before Little Women:

Emma (still the teaser)
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On The Run
Doolittle (new trailer with new footage - a scene with a dragon and one or two other clips I forget)
Just Mercy
Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway

[ROBDude]

Trailers before Cats (also known as: WTF DID I JUST WATCH!?):

Respect
In The Heights
I Still Believe
Call Of The Wild
Sonic The Hedgehog
The Photograph
Trolls: World Tour
Jungle Cruise

[transformers2]

Little Women:
I Still Believe
The Call of the Wild
Doolittle
SpongeBob: Sponge on the Run
Just Mercy
Peter Rabbit 2
Ghostbusters: Afterlife

[Screen203]

Trailers before The Grudge:

The Gentlemen
Gretel And Hansel (new trailer, actually dosen't look too bad)
The Turning
Black Widow
Underwater
A Quiet Place: Part 2
Birds Of Prey...
Fantasy Island
Bloodshot

Suprised at no trailers for Invisible Man or Bad Boys.

[StarLord123]

Jumanji: The Next Level (Harkins):

Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway
Dolittle (old trailer without the dragon at the end)
No Time to Die
My Spy
Sonic the Hedgehog
Ghostbusters: Afterlife

[BanksIsDaFuture]

Trailers before Cats:

Respect
In The Heights
Emma
Dolittle
Sonic the Hedgehog

Trailers before Uncut Gems:

Saint Maud
Promising Young Woman
Birds of Prey
A Quiet Place Part 2 (teaser)

Trailers before Bombshell:

Like A Boss
Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar
Antebellum
Downhill

[BanksIsDaFuture]

Seeing everyone's lists makes me happy that I only go to the Alamo, since they have a limit of 4 trailers (sometime 5 for big movies).

Between the 7-8 trailers and now commercials mixed in (like I had with Knives Out, which I saw at a Cinemark), I don't think I'd go to the movies nearly as much. Or I guess I'd just show up 30 minutes after the showtime and miss all the trailers.

[transformers2]

Eh, having a ton of trailers in front of a movie doesn't really bother me. Hell, I actually find it kind of comforting because I know have a 20-25 minute buffer if I'm running late

[Buscemi2]

Between the 7-8 trailers and now commercials mixed in (like I had with Knives Out, which I saw at a Cinemark), I don't think I'd go to the movies nearly as much. Or I guess I'd just show up 30 minutes after the showtime and miss all the trailers.

Regal's doing this too.

Personally, my issue with Alamo is that they show the same trailers over and over. Who knows how many times I've seen the Dolittle trailer in the past few months.

[StarLord123]

Regal now isn't even starting the trailers until about 10 minutes after the listed time, in addition to sandwiching 1 or 2 commercials towards the end of the trailers. Meaning the movie doesn't begin until 35 or so minutes after the showtime. I generally like watching trailers in theaters if they're good, but starting the movie that late is too much. Now when I go to Regal I can enter the auditorium 10 minutes after showtime and the trailers are barely starting. Harkins on the other hand shows only 5-6 trailers right at showtime vs 8-9 at Regal, but their trailer selection is sometimes inferior to Regal.

[ROBDude]

Trailers before Bombshell:

The Gentlemen
Promising Young Woman
No Time To Die
The Photograph
Antebellum
Barb & Star Go To Vista Del Mar
Soul

[ROBDude]

Trailers before 1917:

Antebellum
The Last Full Measure
No Time To Die (also played during the pre-show)
A Quiet Place Part II
The Way Back
The Turning
The Invisible Man
Mulan

[transformers2]

Just Mercy:
The Woman in the Window
I Still Believe
The Photograph
Bad Boys for Life
The Lovebirds (Don't believe this is online yet. Looks pretty funny, Issa and Kumail seem to have a solid rapport)
The Way Back
Birds of Prey (new)

[transformers2]

1917 Dolby (arrived late):
Bad Boys for Life
Emma
A Quiet Place 2 (teaser)
Tenet
The Invisible Man
The Turning

[BanksIsDaFuture]

Trailers before 1917 (Dolby):

Bad Boys 4 Life
The Turning
The Invisible Man
A Quiet Place Part 2
Emma
The Gentlemen
Call of the Wild