I still feel like trailers have a place somewhere, even if it's not in advertising. Recently, I saw this trailer for the first mission impossible. It was genuinely exciting, maybe even more...
I still feel like trailers have a place somewhere, even if it's not in advertising. Recently, I saw this trailer for the first mission impossible. It was genuinely exciting, maybe even more exciting than the movie itself. Yes, it spoils almost the entire thing, but it feels like a medium in its own right. Almost like how opening titles can be so artful while being so insignificant to most viewers.
I still feel like trailers have a place somewhere, even if it's not in advertising. Recently, I saw this trailer for the first mission impossible. It was genuinely exciting, maybe even more exciting than the movie itself. Yes, it spoils almost the entire thing, but it feels like a medium in its own right. Almost like how opening titles can be so artful while being so insignificant to most viewers.