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I was definitely considering it once The Little Mermaid trailer start playing. Even my friend who I was with turned to me and said what the hell is going on after it started playing. Was very relieved when I saw the Lionsgate logo pop up.StarLord123 wrote: ↑March 25th, 2023, 4:37 pmThat IMAX John Wick showing almost sounds like they recycled an Avatar trailer package from 3 months ago. Spider-Verse is already a stretch, but if Mario played in front of Wick I might've gotten up to make sure I was in the right auditorium.
Most of the time I go to AMC, and I've only seen the Beau Is Afraid trailer before one movie (Knock At The Cabin, I'm believe), but I rarely see trailers for A24 movies in theaters, unless the movie I'm seeing is distributed by them (I did see the trailers for Pearl and The Inspection a few times last year, though).transformers2 wrote: ↑March 25th, 2023, 4:53 pmInteresting to hear that the Drafthouse is playing Beau is Afraid frequently. The only time I've seen it at AMC to date was in front of Cocaine Bear and based on what I'm expecting to see before it comes out, I might only see it once or twice more. It's actually kind of weird to see an A24 trailer so infrequently after getting bombarded with EEATO, Bodies Bodies Bodies and The Inspection last year.
As for The Boogeyman trailer, I'm kind of surprised they put a notice in front of Shazam to warn parents. Like the first one, Fury of the Gods has its share of creatures that could scare the shit out of small children show up in the final act, so most kids who sat through the prior installment shouldn't have any issue with this one. In my eyes at least, that trailer is pretty tame by comparison, but some customers must've disagreed.
Funnily enough, it played in front of Quantumania (which
I was admittedly surprised by) and I happened to be sitting next to a kid who couldn't have been older than 8 and he turned to his Dad after the trailer was over and asked if they could see it when it came out
