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The Justice League trailer isn't even out yet.ROBDude wrote:Trailers before Power Rangers:
King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword
Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets
Captain Underpants
Wonder Woman
Justice League (this got the best reaction from the audience)
Transformers: The Last Knight
The Boss Baby
All Eyez On Me
Trailers before Life:
Dunkirk
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Sleight
Baywatch
The Mummy
Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets
Baby Driver
Spider-Man: Homecoming
It was the comic con trailer from last year that was shown. Not the new one.moviegoer15 wrote:The Justice League trailer isn't even out yet.ROBDude wrote:Trailers before Power Rangers:
King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword
Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets
Captain Underpants
Wonder Woman
Justice League (this got the best reaction from the audience)
Transformers: The Last Knight
The Boss Baby
All Eyez On Me
Trailers before Life:
Dunkirk
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Sleight
Baywatch
The Mummy
Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets
Baby Driver
Spider-Man: Homecoming
First off, I was surprised they had attached a trailer for All Eyez On Me before Power Rangers when on the deluxe page, there is no attached trailer from the studio itself. Second, the Justice League trailer that was shown was the one from Comic Con last year, not the new one.afalconer7 wrote:ROBDude wrote:Trailers before Power Rangers:
King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword
Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets
Captain Underpants
Wonder Woman
Justice League (this got the best reaction from the audience)
Transformers: The Last Knight
The Boss Baby
All Eyez On Me
Yeah! No. First of all, some of these trailers aren't even studio requests to be attached with Power Rangers. I don't see them getting away with the "All Eyez on Me" trailer, and the Justice League Trailer?? I think you have claimed to go to an AMC theater before, but you put these trailers in the wrong order.
Here is your typical trailer order at AMC:
Lesser known and younger studios (Like STX and Lionsgate)
Paramount or sometimes Disney film
Universal Film
Sony Film
Fox Film
Warner Bros Film
Films requested to be attached from the studio
In this case nothing is "attached" to Power Rangers but this is the typical order of trailers you would be seeing at an AMC theater. Also saying you saw the "Fifty Shades of Grey" trailer in front of "Big Hero 6", really doesn't make me take you seriously.
Sorry I have no clue how to quote, but anyways the "Justice League" Comic Con trailer was only meant for comic con. It wasn't meant to be shown in theaters. Also even though it was a late night showing you went to, "Fifty Shades of Grey" would not appeal to the audience, for BH6.ROBDude wrote:First off, I was surprised they had attached a trailer for All Eyez On Me before Power Rangers when on the deluxe page, there is no attached trailer from the studio itself. Second, the Justice League trailer that was shown was the one from Comic Con last year, not the new one.afalconer7 wrote:ROBDude wrote:Trailers before Power Rangers:
King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword
Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets
Captain Underpants
Wonder Woman
Justice League (this got the best reaction from the audience)
Transformers: The Last Knight
The Boss Baby
All Eyez On Me
Yeah! No. First of all, some of these trailers aren't even studio requests to be attached with Power Rangers. I don't see them getting away with the "All Eyez on Me" trailer, and the Justice League Trailer?? I think you have claimed to go to an AMC theater before, but you put these trailers in the wrong order.
Here is your typical trailer order at AMC:
Lesser known and younger studios (Like STX and Lionsgate)
Paramount or sometimes Disney film
Universal Film
Sony Film
Fox Film
Warner Bros Film
Films requested to be attached from the studio
In this case nothing is "attached" to Power Rangers but this is the typical order of trailers you would be seeing at an AMC theater. Also saying you saw the "Fifty Shades of Grey" trailer in front of "Big Hero 6", really doesn't make me take you seriously.
And yeah, the trailer orders that my AMC theater show are pretty mixed up and random, but I also go see movies at a Regal cinema too (AKA The Loop Regal theater). So AMC isn't the only one I go to.
And lastly, the Fifty Shades trailer was shown when I saw Big Hero 6. It was a late night showing, but even I can agree that showing a trailer for a Fifty Shades film before a kids film makes no sense whatsoever.
First off, I was surprised they had attached a trailer for All Eyez On Me before Power Rangers when on the deluxe page, there is no attached trailer from the studio itself. Second, the Justice League trailer that was shown was the one from Comic Con last year, not the new one.
And yeah, the trailer orders that my AMC theater show are pretty mixed up and random, but I also go see movies at a Regal cinema too (AKA The Loop Regal theater). So AMC isn't the only one I go to.
And lastly, the Fifty Shades trailer was shown when I saw Big Hero 6. It was a late night showing, but even I can agree that showing a trailer for a Fifty Shades film before a kids film makes no sense whatsoever.
All Eyez On Me wasn't attached to Power Rangers. And the Justice League trailer, whether the Comic Con one or the new one that dropped just half an hour ago (which by the way looks pretty cool) has never been put on the Deluxe page.Yeah. Like I said earlier, I too found it odd that they put trailers for both of these movies before a kids film even though they aren't on the Deluxe page, especially All Eyez On Me.moviegoer15 wrote:
First off, I was surprised they had attached a trailer for All Eyez On Me before Power Rangers when on the deluxe page, there is no attached trailer from the studio itself. Second, the Justice League trailer that was shown was the one from Comic Con last year, not the new one.
And yeah, the trailer orders that my AMC theater show are pretty mixed up and random, but I also go see movies at a Regal cinema too (AKA The Loop Regal theater). So AMC isn't the only one I go to.
And lastly, the Fifty Shades trailer was shown when I saw Big Hero 6. It was a late night showing, but even I can agree that showing a trailer for a Fifty Shades film before a kids film makes no sense whatsoever.