Sh*t Show Podcast: Misleading Trailers

[@Assasin2]

As a kid, misleading trailers would upset me so much. I asked my parents to take me to see Snow Dogs as a kid because all the trailers made it seem like the dogs talked. Imagine my surprise when that’s like a 10 minute dream sequence in the middle of the movie

[@BigEOT3]

Yeah, as bad as Kangaroo Jack was, Snow Dogs from Disney was the real culprit why rival studio Warner Bros chose to take a R Rated comedy and forced the filmmakers to turn it into a PG film with false advertising involving the few scenes of the Kangaroo.

[@Hoorkat]

I was 6 years old when, as a special treat, my mom took me to the cinema and let me pick out the movie. I was incredibly excited for Kangaroo Jack and couldn’t wait to enjoy this very special night with just us two. I cried on the way home. Not only was I disappointed, but I still remember thinking how unbearably awful (from a kindergarteners perspective at least) it was and my mom telling me it was one of the worst things she had sat through in years. I was convinced my mother would absolutely never do movie ‘date night’ with me again. While that would end up being true, we did stop by a store and pick up a vhs copy of Willy Wonka so it ended up being a pretty okay rest of the evening. Still, hope everyone responsible had, or continue to have, miserable lives as a result.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

What an awesome, heart warming story!

[@doctoradventure413]

I remember my mom was really excited to see the movie Downsizing thinking it would be a wacky comedy about a guy getting small only for that to not be what the movie was.

[@thomasmadden3080]

I was among the many fooled by Downsizing and Christoph Waltz’s winsome demeanor

[@HisNameWasCrazy]

The Grey is another good example, an existential drama about people coming to terms with mortality in the face of certain death and the trailer makes it look like a dumb thriller where Liam Neeson punches wolves in the face.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

We actually talk about that one on the Director’s Cut version (on Patreon).

[@YungMonie007]

I once stuck at home in a shity apartment, no heating for weeks, no money, no TV, no Internet... the weather was awful.. Only a crapy laptop with a copy of the Grey on a memory stick. I watched it over and over and over on repeat... just for background noise.

[@nealwhaley63]

The trailer for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier actually made it look like an interesting film. So kudos to the editor for that one!

[@singingpepper]

I remember working at Hollywood Video when March of the Penguins came out. Parents were PISSED because they thought it was going to be a cute penguin movie but in reality it was like watching a nature documentary. There was, in particular, a scene where penguins get attacked/eaten. We had to put up a sign near the shelf warning parents. Also this reminded me of when Ted came out. People thought it was a cute talking bear movie but didn't bother to read the rating on the movie. Keep doing what you are doing these videos are great & they always manage to make me laugh & put a smile on my face. 💖💖

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I saw MotP pop up a few times because parents didn’t know it was a National Geographic documentary. But Ted? The poster/cover has him drinking beer and smoking! Glad you’re enjoying!

[@singingpepper]

@@ItWasAShtShow Yeah, I was laughing at the parents upset with Ted. I mean it has a rating on it! #keepclint #iloveclintscloset

[@chickencharlie1992]

Parents will do zero research into what they show their children apparently

[@daelen.cclark]

When will people learn to read the ratings?

[@Nobody2989]

Kangaroo Jack is one of those movies I've always been aware of but never actually watched it. I had no idea they blew 10 million dollars on what amounts to 5 min dream sequence lol

[@koira1]

They turned a profit

[@NimjaIV]

My brother and I were kids when we saw the trailer for Kangaroo Jack. "A movie about a talking kangaroo? We gotta go see this!" we said. Our disappointment was immeasurable when we went to see it and the movie was very boring and the talking kangaroo was a dream sequence that lasted less than 5 minutes...

[@uno23sleep]

You guys can always make us laugh! That bit about a disclaimer voiceover for Ana de Armas made my day! Keep it up guys! 👍

[@strungoutkid]

Yes! Best part of my day is this podcast!

[@jeepspeedracer]

I was able to enjoy snow dogs as a kid but absolutely expected the dogs to talk to each other at least. Kangaroo jack was a major disappointment however.

[@christianstutz7549]

I'm listening to your stuff in Switzerland. You guys are so cool and wholesome together and i really enjoy every single episode of the show. Please keep it up for many more years so we never run out of this content. ❤️

[@ItWasAShtShow]

We’ll try our best! And apologies for any Swiss accents we’ve attempted or will attempt…

[@christianstutz7549]

@@ItWasAShtShow You did the germans. And they were awesome. Looking forward to it. 😁👍️

[@JudithYD]

They did the mismarketing thing with Galaxyquest. They tried to make it seem like a screwy comedy like Spaceballs and it has a lot of comedy but it was much more serious than it showed in the trailer. And the mismarketing actually hurt the box office sales on opening weekend.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Hmm I do remember thinking it looked lame. But god I love that movie!

[@JudithYD]

@@ItWasAShtShow one of my favorite movies. Check out the documentary Never Surrender on KZbin for more on the mismarketing piece. It really was detrimental to sales.

[@The_Umpteenth_Doctor]

The last trailer that got me excited for a movie was 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'.

[@SavageEcaterina]

The bridge to Terabithia fucking hit me hard. My grandma took me to see the film, she knew I loved fantasy and thought it would be a good movie to take me to. This movie came out two years after my best friend was murdered. When she died in the movie I had to go to the bathroom because it took me back to losing her. I honestly think it was the trailer that convinced my grandma it would be a good movie to take 11 year old me to.

[@davidjames579]

One of the most infamous is the Alien 3 Teaser Trailer that heavily implies that the Xenomorphs invade Earth. There's nothing in the finished film close to that. In fact the trailer is odd, as although Aliens On Earth had been a script idea, it was long gone when the film was shooting, when this trailer was made.

[@crazyhorsewest4605]

Back when I was in early primary school, once or twice a year, my school used to take us to the cinema. It was a great treat, and one of my fondest memories was being 5 years old and watching 'Spirited Away' for the first time; I was completely enchanted and mesmorized, gazing up at the screen, in awe that you could make such fantastical and warm movies. A couple of others were 'Holes', 'The Wild', and 'Arthur and the Invisibles' but none of them could compare to the emotions that 'Spirited Away' left with me. Except for 'Bridge to Terabithia'. A perfectly harmonless, fantastical movie, starring the girl from Willy Wonka and some polite looking boy, that our head teacher watched the trailer and thought that this movie would be a great choice for our next trip... The bus back that day was filled with 40, 7 year old-kids sitting in complete silence, with a couple of girls sobbing up in the back. Not even the teachers spoke. We all just went back to school, and spent the remainder of the afternoon solving quiet math problems in our jotters. Safe to say, a lot of very apologetic letters were sent out to parents that day, and now that I remember it, yeah, that was the last time we ever did school cinema trips.

[@Packers4Evar12]

I don't know how you can feel misled by the Inglorious Basterds trailer. I felt like I got exactly what I was expecting from that movie, and I loved every minute of it

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I think we made our case about why.

[@Packers4Evar12]

Yep, and I don't get it

[@SrVLaDOS]

Also on the note that Tarantino didn’t allow other editors is wrong. Sally Manke has often been credited for refining Tarantinos films in the editing room. After her passing, you can see just how unrestrained and arguably bloated (though I still love) films like hateful eight and Hollywood are. Inglorious takes its time but it does such a great job with a suspenseful buildup on more than enough occasions (the opening scene, the bar scene, the strudel scene, the bar scene, the literal last act)

[@ItWasAShtShow]

@@SrVLaDOS The comment is more about Tarantino editing himself, in his writing. He thinks himself God's gift to screenwriting.

[@SrVLaDOS]

@@ItWasAShtShow what filmmaker doesn’t but fair

[@ForwardslashTim]

I remember watching Matchstick Men and expecting a light-hearted "Hudson Hawk-esque" movie where the main character is a lovable scoundrel. :(

[@dallasshumaker6148]

The trailer to Wakanda Forever had me pumped. Then I didn’t see it until came out Disney +

[@kbaley]

Recently started listening to this from the beginning on Spotify after watching a few of the deep dives and just got to this episode. I was inspired to comment after listening to the global reach of your podcast as I'm a Canadian myself living in Panama. With respect to misleading trailers, I think there's a difference between feeling misled for a movie you've paid to see in the theatre (note the proper Canadian spelling) vs. scrolling through Netflix. In a theatre, it's more of "event", or a night out. You've made a conscious decision to leave your house to enjoy yourself and you've made an effort to see a movie you think you will like. Compare that to looking through a list of recommendations and you see Drive and think "this'll be a nice action movie" and when it isn't, the reaction is "meh, that was a waste of time". Incidentally, two trailers I've always loved are the ones for Comedian (by Jerry Seinfeld) and I ❤ Huckabee's.

[@codyvanert4340]

Kick-Ass could definitely qualify as a misleading trailer. After watching the original trailer, I thought the movie seemed like an overly upbeat and generic action movie. The tone of the actual film was so different, and the violence was a crazy surprise along with it.

[@plasticfantastic777]

I was 6 years old when my mum took me to see the 1980 Flash Gordon at the local cinema. I enjoyed it so much that the following year she took me to see Clash of the Titans. After the film she asked me if I'd enjoyed it, to which I replied: "Sort of...but...where was Clash?" I was also one of the kids in the U.K. who was taken to Watership Down (1978) because parents thought it was a film for children. I was four years old when I watched it. (I posted a link to the Guardian article about it being reclassified but KZbin deleted my post) More recently, the trailer for A Million Ways to Die in the West, for me at least, made it look like a totally different type of humor to what we actually got...but I think it was worth it because we got a couple of really funny trailers. I found Hamlet 2 (2008) to be a similar kind of let-down.

[@nealnoir]

One of the earliest trailers I remember including footage not in the final film was Heat. I had seen the film 1 million times but never saw the trailer than years later by accident. I stumbled across the trailer and found footage in it that was not in the final film including a scene where De Niro says a stupid line about being double the worst trouble someone’s ever had. Trailers in recent years, including the dark Knight, have had a habit of including alternate, takes from the one that’s used in the final film when heath ledger joker says here’s my card it’s completely different from the take that was used in the film .

[@nanoglitch6693]

Reign of Fire should've been here. I think like 90% of the trailer ended up in the deleted scenes.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Really? I don’t remember it being misleading at all. Got exactly what I thought out of that film. You’re the first I’ve seen mention it.

[@nanoglitch6693]

@@ItWasAShtShow The trailer doesn't even get the *year* right for when the setting/story takes place 😂

[@ItWasAShtShow]

@@nanoglitch6693 Just rewatched the trailer. Such 90s editing.

[@nanoglitch6693]

@@ItWasAShtShow Oh yeah, it doesn't hold up for sure lol. But I'd watch ANYthing with dragons back in the day.

[@Royale_withcheeze]

Billy and the clonosaurus - what a reference!

[@russellhammant2846]

51:16 'I hate you so much for making me watch this movie' This is becoming Clint's catchphrase, just need it on a t-shirt.....

[@BryanDunne]

35:15 RaeJ - You need to watch Tank Girl! You can see IceT as a kangaroo! 😂😂😂

[@Puerco-Potter]

Love the podcast! Please don't replace Clint! But I will send you my CV anyways. Btw, I am from Argentina, so you have fans over here too.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

His performance is under review and we’ll be in touch if a decision is made.

[@clinterekson]

I ain't going anywhere!!!

[@rus.t]

I think the trailer for Passengers (2016) was also misleading (in a good way). It presents the movie as a Sci-fi love story which wasn’t… kind of. I was surprised by the twist but was disappointed with how it ended. It should have progressed to a thriller which would have made the trailer more interesting in retrospect.

[@Assasin2]

TBF I think the movie itself is very much wants to be that, but badly understands how absolutely creepy it actually is

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I saw this one come up. The main problem people had (with the trailer and the film itself) was that he actively pulled her out of cryo, and the trailer doesn’t reveal that. Which I think is ok because that’s a huge spoiler in a way.

[@eddsworldlover]

That was an elite Predator impression lmao

[@EugeneBorzov]

The only trailer that impressed me in recent years was the trailer for Sundown, a low key Tim Roth drama. It was the direct opposite of a misleading trailer. I scrolled through the comments and was surprised to see how many people agree that this is how you should make trailers

[@MusicDecomposer]

I'm a big fan of the direct-to-DVD Garfield movie trilogy. Garfield Gets Real, Garfield's Fun Fest, and Garfield's Pet Force. The trailers for them are so stupid, though. They barely explain the plot, and mostly show montages of slapstick moments. It makes them seem like just mindless kids comedies. I don't see them that way, the genre is more adventure than comedy. There's lots of world building, some emotional moments, and action scenes with an epic soundtrack. If you wanna see for yourself, the trailers are on KZbin, and the movies are free on The Roku Channel in 1080p. (They're hard to find in good quality anywhere else.)

[@strawberryblondemilk7249]

This podcast is magic 😂😂

[@QueenArielViolet]

What was ironic about the Bridge to Terrabithia trailer is that as a kid who had read and enjoyed the book, the trailer made me assume the film would be bad because I thought that they were going to change the story to focus only on the fantasy elements and none of the realistic, dramatic elements. I was pleasantly surprised to find the film was pretty faithful to the source material.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Great point! By appealing to non fans, they alienated current ones.

[@michaelvansant273]

Great episode! The original alien3 trailer has to be up there. It was done before they even shot the movie

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I did mention that but we cut it from the edit.

[@michaelvansant273]

@@ItWasAShtShow still a great episode!!

[@SACSoundOff]

The Lorax (2012). Nothing in the commercials or trailers had it being a musical….sure enough…..a musical

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Oh that terrible movie... Devito was perfect casting, but literally everything else about it seemed to not understand a single thing about the message of the damn book.

[@captainvader921]

Another one I just thought about was that I'm surprised you didn't mention it! Remember that Rise of Skywalker trailer that showed Rey as a Sith Lord at the end of it? And then in the actual movie, that was just a dream sequence? I mean I guess even before it came out, we all kind of already knew it wasn't real, but still, it was stupid the way they threw that in there.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

If anything that was a spoiler in a way.

[@leonardo.arenas]

OMG I missed you guys...so much

[@MusicDecomposer]

If you did this podcast a few months later, you could've talked about Elemental.

[@carlredbird3054]

Executive decision, they heavily implied Steven Seagal was the star but died within 2 minutes lolz. Mall Cop 2 trailer, a female police officer is sitting on a horse, and blart is kicked by the horse (that would kill someone). That entire scene had nothing to do with the movie's storyline, the lady cop didn't have anything to do but sit on a horse, and it all happened just before the end credits lolz

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Executive Decision was a great bait and switch, because people thought they were getting a stupid Seagal movie and instead a relatable Everyman hero via Kurt Russell.

[@thewaterlord27]

Really fun episode I had to hold my laughter as I was at work. Trailers that spoil the movie or important segments is a good episode I can think of 2. 1. Jurassic world evolution showing the new hybrid dinosaur (pissed me off so much as I didn’t expect that and I was avoiding anything spoiler related to it.) 2. Batman vs Superman….I don’t think I need to say anything more.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

They also ruined the teaming-up with raptors bit too.

[@munohlow]

Also anything from Sony. Infamously 47 minutes of amazing Spider-Man 2 was released through promotional material

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Including the final shot. Which is baffling.

[@broderickschwinghammer2299]

I'm revisiting this episode because it's one of my favorite. Totally agree that you should do an episode on 'Tangled'. It's fascinating!

[@DanielEarl]

When I was younger, it definetly upset me when the film didn't meet the expectations set by the trailer.

[@eedoamitay3341]

I think another argument can be made for a few of the movies with misleading shots in the trailer. Sometimes movies have to change plot points or scenes very close to release (i.e. test ratings, censorship board, producers/higher ups wanting changes made), and it could be the case that they did intentionally plan on releasing the scene as is but they just had to change it before they finished. But a lot of the examples you brought up obviously intentionally tried to mislead with the shots they put in the trailer, but just wanted to give benefit of the doubt to some that maybe didnt on purpose.

[@mydeaddad2927]

Saw it in theaters as a kid- i was beyond pissed that Jack only spoke in the dream sequence. I felt tricked

[@LucasTigy2]

i don't know what frozen you guys watched, but that movie is all about love and relationships. with multiple songs about the topic. anna crushing on the prince, the trolls pushing anna with the blonde guy, but the big twist is that the "true love" that both sisters were missing was each other.

[@nickrustyson8124]

Now granted here's a thing to remember about Tangle, this was early 2010s, as a young boy back then there still was this "Girly Stuff is Lame" mindset boys had

[@ItWasAShtShow]

And that’s exactly why they marketed it the way they did.

[@nickrustyson8124]

Well since we're talking about the last trailer to get you hyped, for me it's Cocaine Bear, I mean granted it sold me on the title alone

[@keepitwolfson]

I am one of the kids who went to see Kangroo Jack in theaters expecting a talking a kangaroo 😂

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I'm so sorry!

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

ive been waiting for something like this for years

[@russellgill5376]

Excellent as always, aslo kudos Clint on the predator

[@clinterekson]

Thank you

[@jamesrrath]

Crocodile Dundee absolutely had kangaroos in the film. There were drunk Australian hicks shooting kangaroos. Mick Dundee grabs a kangaroo corpse and starts shooting the drunks, and the drunks think the kangaroos are shooting back.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Totally forgot about this!

[@Squillem]

Awesome predator impression Clint 😄

[@clinterekson]

Thank you

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Hard to FULLY enjoy this episode without the trailers...

[@ItWasAShtShow]

See pinned comment.

[@DL-zq5ie]

There isnt one?​@@ItWasAShtShow

[@seagypsybnb]

I remember liking kangaroo jack!😂 not sure whyt. Im going to have to watch it again!

[@versacebroccoli7238]

I begged to see Kangaroo Jack as a kid. I don't really remember liking it though. Maybe cause the damn kangaroo didn't talk.

[@CamerTheDragon]

I would say that having a "this is not in the final film" disclaimer at the bottom of the video when a bit of a trailer won't be as shown would be fine. It's not unusual, you get the same thing with game trailers when there's a cutscene made specifically for a trailer, even other forms of advertising like car adverts have similar when they say "specification is different in [your country]". It just seems like the natural thing to do, since the intent of showing what the film is like is still there, but with something to tell you that it's edited or not in the final film. The main issue would be if they changed around things or cut after the trailer released, but in this case a disclaimer saying "may be changed" or similar could be used. I've heard about Kangaroo Jack from KZbin vids before, I haven't watched it but from what I've heard those kinds of trailers 100% need to be clamped down on. It reminds me of the mobile game ads on KZbin that are different to advertised, but since the bit advertised is a small portion of the game it's not classed as illegal because it's *technically* in the game and it gets people to play and spend money. It's very similar to these film trailers in that the scope of what counts as misleading enough to be illegal needs to be expanded I feel, as most companies aren't gonna be voluntarily nice if it costs them money in either active costs or lost sales. The last film you talked about, Bridge to Terabithia, also sounds like it'd fall into this category too and is quite probably even worse than the Kangaroo Jack trailer from what was said in the podcast. Found the channel from the Futurama vid, decided to have a look at this podcast episode and it was quite good 👍

[@BeforeAndAfterScience]

I've more than once decided strongly against seeing a movie based on a trailer, and then years later seeing the movie anyway, and it's a wonderful movie that isn't at all what the trailer was selling. I wish I could think of examples, though. :-(

[@BottomBunkArt]

Video game trailers put disclaimers saying the footage is not representative of how the final game will appear, so I don’t see why movie trailers can’t do the same thing

[@diddyknux]

Oh hell yeah, this'll be a fun topic!

[@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770]

22:52 well, I was a kid at the time. I cared. I definitely cared.

[@HisNameWasCrazy]

Yes, we don't want the slippery slope of people taking movie studios to court whenever they feel misled by a trailer. The slippery slope of studios putting whatever completely made up bullshit they feel like putting in their trailer to trick people out of their money is much, much better.

[@gamalwilliams6763]

Dammit, Rae!!! Why did you name us?!?!?! Now I HAVE to go over to Patreon. I must be an official $#!T #€@D!!!

[@LanceCorporal_Waffles]

44:08 I WAS WAITING FOR THIS ONE! I felt SO CHEATED. Hated it watching it in theaters. Watched it on blu ray, with a different perspective and I enjoyed it. But those FUCKING COKED OUT TRAILER BROS PULLED QUITE THE FAST ONE FOR THIS ONE… 45:20 I WAS MAD, CLONT! I was mad… 57:42 Remember The Odd Life of Timothy Green? Was that the one where the kids were bawling in that one video because of how it ended?? 🤣

[@blushslice]

I saw Kangaroo Jack as a lil kid and was so mad 😡

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Hahaha! Why specifically?

[@blushslice]

@@ItWasAShtShow I memorized Jack’s lines in the trailer and had basically dedicated my whole personality to that marsupial 🙃

[@Holktube]

One that immediately jumped to mind was Flight, with Denzel Washington. It looked like a crazy movie about conspiracies, and it ended up being about alcoholism.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I mention that one in our Directors Cut. The trailer is so upbeat. The movie is bleak.

[@simonjenkin]

i was surprised adventureland wasn't on this list. the trailer makes it out to be a screwball judd apatow style flick and the actual movie is like 75% moody teen drama. loved the ep though

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I saw someone mention this one. But so little people saw it and no one really remembers it, so I didn’t put it on the list.

[@megshep]

So technically Tangled was narrated by Flynn Rider and is supposed to be the story of how he met Rapunzel and they kind of saved each other's lives. And both of my daughters also refer to Rapunzel as "Tangled". "Mummy you play with Anna and I'll be Tangled" 😂

[@mattpiechocki8874]

I'm surprised you guys didn't mention the 2007 movie Primeval, which has one of the most egregiously misleading trailers I've seen. It's intentionally edited in a way to make it appear as if there's some kind of serial killer or vaguely supernatural entity stalking people, when in reality it's about...a giant killer crocodile.

[@Jos3phIVIasucci]

It's waffles! She's frozen with fear.

[@WhatMyr]

41:08 anyone who hates musicals has no soul

[@vfplayer]

But all of Frozen made it seem like it was about true love between a man and a woman, the last few minutes shows the twist of it being about the love of the sisters. So if they would have done that in the trailer, the trailer would have ruined the twist. It would have been like the trailer for The Sixth Sense giving away the twist, that would have been dumb.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

That’s necessarily true. It’s not a plot twist, it’s the entire theme of the movie.

[@Whiteythereaper]

Kangaroo Jack was so bad, both me and my mother fell asleep watching in in the theater during a trip to canada

[@patrickcarpenter6258]

The biggest trailer upset for me was burn after reading. I thought it was a comedy. So my mom and best friend went with their mom. The movie was shit and had nothing to do with the trailer.

[@noey4560]

Uff. KZbin strike again, y’all. I thought you guys were on hiatus, so I go to the channel to listen to some old pods and see that you guys have several new videos out and I wasn’t subscribed. Unless… are… are you mad at me? :/ naaaah it’s fine. On the plus side: there’s plenty of content to catch up on!

[@heylook10]

Should have edited in the trailers for the KZbin viewers to see too

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Sorry. It was demonetizing the episode.

[@justind9717]

Bit weird we can't see the clips

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Monetization…

[@TheBlackstaff]

After the trailer for highlander endgame bring on the lawsuits. the entire trailer had no plot from the movie.

[@epiclx5978]

Iron Man 3 has, without a doubt, the most misleading trailer ever created. I was soo pumped from that trailer and was completely let down.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Again, that isn’t the trailers fault. It delivered the type of movie you’d see. If you felt robbed by the villain reveal, that’s your opinion of the film itself.

[@epiclx5978]

@@ItWasAShtShow but the trailer literally portrayed the villain as being something completely different than what we got. Not only that, but the tone of the movie was entirely different. I was led to believe that it would take a more dark knight esque tone and I was all for it instead of the Jokey Smurf Disney schlock we got. How is that not misleading? I think you and I have different definitions of misleading.

[@meteorjuice4088]

Love the podcast, but finding out Ian dislikes Inglourious Basterds makes him lose so much film taste cred

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Yes. How dare I have a differing opinion.

[@tylerdurden788]

Best trailer in my opinion is first suicide squad. That with bohemian rhapsody got me hyped for that one.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

That was a really good trailer!

[@NIGHTGUYRYAN]

omg this trailer promised us the moon and back.

[@vaishaksuresh8555]

Thank you so much guys. You guys have the same feeling about Inglorious Bastards that I have. Many people keep telling me that it's Tarantino's best work. I strongly disagree. It comes no where close to Django or Pulp Fiction. Christoph Waltz was amazing in it though.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

At least one person agrees with us! Haha

[@almightytallestred]

Since Rapunzel is one of the more famous Brothers Grimm tales _Tangled_ was released as _Rapunzel_ here in Germany. But they still used the same trailer... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHOQnq2oeLiDgrs Funnily enough the German title of _Frozen_ - which as you mention was originally supposed to be called _The Snow Queen_ - is _Die Eisprinzessin_ (The Ice Princess).

[@donnahurt4319]

Flynn is the narrator of the move tho, so it is technically from his point of view.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I don't remember that at all!

[@alekseev7646]

28:28 ooooooof worst take on a movie in cinema history

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Or, it's ok that someone has differing opinion. Tarantino narcissism doesn't need your protection.

[@yeetbagmcgee9376]

I never actually watched the trailer for kangaroo jack, so i thought it was a pretty great movie when i was a kid. I mean i know that i probably watched it because of the kangaroo on the box but i thought it was pretty funny at the time

[@catus-cactus]

Lilo and Stitch isn’t on this list. They have failed.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Failed? Mean. Actually we talked a lot about it. Patreon Director’s Cut only.

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

man i completely agree about basterds two different movies fighting each other

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

why are there not more video about this jesus

[@strungoutkid]

I feel like morbius was very misleading.

[@strungoutkid]

@Yeehaw I said the trailer was misleading. Not if the movie was good or bad. Yeah the trailer wasn't impressive at all but it did show a lot of plot points that were non existent in the theatrical release.

[@strungoutkid]

@Yeehaw no worries mate! Sometimes I forget to be more descriptive in my comments assuming others will understand the full context.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

I haven’t seen the film yet but I have heard this.

[@NIGHTGUYRYAN]

omg THE DREAMERS - starring eva greene and michael pitt from 2003 - it looks like a psychological thriller from the trailer. it is not - its just sexy naked sexy times. as a teen i loooved this movie, hahaha.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Oh all teenage boys know THAT movie. Never watched it. But they know it.

[@NIGHTGUYRYAN]

i could not believe what i was watching. i never would have had the guts to buy it if i knew, lmao

[@mitijr2031]

This is why I don’t watch trailers

[@macleandancy8029]

You didn't like the Inglorious Basterds intro? I thought that was the best part by a longshot

[@DL-zq5ie]

Think this would work better if you played the trailers as you watch them.

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Sorry. YT kept demonetizing me when I did.

[@DL-zq5ie]

@@ItWasAShtShow ah that sucks. Surely comes under transformative work?

[@jayrollins4111]

The last jedi was incredible you goddamn monsters!!!

[@ItWasAShtShow]

Hey, you do you! But I think it's utter trash. Also when do we talk about Last Jedi in this episode? I have no memory of these after we edit them.

[@boatlads386]

I had to stop listening to this one. Why are Americans so desperate to let corporations lie to them for money? Yes the actual example of Ana Day Armas not being in the final cut is an odd example of this to go to court over but if you want to talk about slippery slopes if the court rules in favour of the studio then what? They can just put whatever they want in the trailers? And them not being able to do that is scary to you?

[@AmareloStudios]

bro i swear for years i've thought yall Canadians haha

[@rbaile28]

Clint

[@yaseminkayalar7117]

YES I'm so here for this after that story about thoes 2 san diego guys sued for damages over a misleading trailer 👏

[@josueamericanistarv]

I made the worst movie-watching decision of my life due to the misleading trailer for Blade Runner 2049. The trailer made it lool like an action-packed thriller, when actually was a thoughtful, slow, philosophical sci-fi in the spirit of the original.