Sentences with phrase «even movie trailers»

With SuperWide X-Fi, even movie trailers from sources like YouTube sounded like an experience from a real cinema with an array of multiple speakers that can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Not exact matches

Take a cue from Netflix, where even when you're browsing the movies available to watch, they don't immediately and automatically launch the movie trailer.

I watched «The Huntsman: Winter's War (Trailer 2)» and I want to see this movie because I liked the first film and this cast is even better.

There are no trailers on his sets, even for movie stars like Bruce Willis; everyone is together.

I actually found myself putting more hope for Prince Of Persia after seeing this and that movie looked even more stupid trailer wise.

Even if you haven't seen the original I got ta think the trailers should get one jazzed up for the movie!

Over the course of a few days, Hollywood comes to Las Vegas and world premieres a ton of footage, trailers and even a few movies.

The aesthetic in the trailer and marketing — even the very name of this movie — is very deceptive.

This being the movie industry, there's even a new trailer to let theater audiences know about the changes, with an announcer saying, «At the MPAA, we're dedicated to making sure every film finds its proper rating.»

J.J. Abrams, the man who barely gave anything away in the trailers for the biggest movie of last year, and his Bad Robot team had once again pulled the wool over our eyes without us even realizing it.

From the trailers that we have seen so far, it looks like the movie Avengers are having more than a little difficulty with Thanos and his Black Order, even before he has actually put the Infinity Gauntlet together.

Even though this trailer does have some of the great jokes in the movie, including that Terminator reference at the end, they've been smart to leave out plenty of the best ones.

Even though the Godzilla 2 production has wrapped, it could be a while before we see a teaser trailer for the movie, since it is still about a year and a half away from release.

The first trailer dropped on unsuspecting movie fans two months ago, revealing for the first time that this movie even existed, and you'll be glad to know, it doesn't reveal a single thing about what awaits in the film.

And this trailer didn't even give us a peek at Paul Bettany as The Vision, so there is still so much more to look forward to before the movie even comes out.

George Clooney's Danny Ocean is even crucial plot level within the movie, because the trailers have printed.

I saw the trailer for Vantage Point, and thought it had some neatly packed scenes that deserved my attention (even though I'm not a fan of gimmick movies).

Actually every time you watch this trailer, you can also imagine Scooby Doo movie by which their real movie are derive from their cartoon and so even the Scooby which is the dog who can talk even if the movie is in real movie.

Furthermore there are scene in the trailer by which we can not really get even by now because the trailer is cut short, but you can get plenty of hint that the movie is not far from the concept of the plot of the original cartoon and comics.

That's a pretty interesting notion with which to launch a movie — so color us curious, even if this trailer leans a bit toward coming off like a Levi's ad at times.

Even for a movie I know I'm going to see (the new Star Trek for example, which also has posts whining about ANOTHER trailer...) It won't ruin it for me.

Don't even come to the page offering a 2nd trailer for ANY movie that's already on ur see list, or it's YOUR fault, not FS's for posting this page.

Warner Bros has debuted the third official trailer for DC's Wonder Woman movie, showing even more amazing footage from this very promising superhero movie.

That's unfortunate, of course, even if only trailers for Peggy Sue and other Sony movies are all that are missed from the 1998 DVD.

With the Honest Trailer for Transformers: The Last Knight, it's even more obvious that Michael Bay doesn't want to make Transformers movies any more.

Warner Bros has debuted the third & final trailer for DC's epic, save - the - world Justice League movie, and it looks even more exciting and action - packed than we've seen before.

I'm referring to the movie's original theatrical trailer, which is plenty cool in its own right, but even more so since it contains glimpses of scenes that were not in the final cut.

In exciting movie news, the Creed trailer debuted this evening, and it's so good.

I remember being blown away by 300, Watchmen and even the trailer for another of his latest films The Guardians of Gahoole — a movie that I'm not even interested in seeing.

Personally, even though the trailer looks bad, I see this movie as another new Grindhouse film where Nic Cage «s character is a man who breaks out of hell (literally) to save his granddaughter after she's been taken for some ritualistic killing.

Most of original shots for the unused mask can be seen in pictures, trailers, and even in the movie itself.

And I might not cringe every time I see a trailer for «Valentine's Day,» «A Nightmare on Elm Street» or any other horror movie that was made once and now gets to be made again with even more gimmicks attached.

The first trailer is a bit long — at 197 seconds — but like even the longest movie in the series, it feels like half that.

This is the best trailer for a trailer ever (is there even 15 seconds of actual movie footage?)

And even though it's been all over YouTube and dominating commercials and trailers for months, Ferrell's half - court shot escapades at a Pelicans / Lakers game joins the small group of his all - time memorable movie scenes.

Even though he supposedly died in one of the earlier movies, this title and the new trailer makes me wonder if Jigsaw (played by Tobin Bell) is somehow back from the dead.

Not even preview trailers for other movies at the beginning of the disc.

The theatrical trailer and TV spots for The Missing made the film look like a psychological thriller and perhaps even a supernatural horror movie.

Even if you've seen all the Captain America: Civil War trailers, you might still be a little confused about what the movie's about.

(including an intro from Joe Dante and its own trailer) and for movie buffs of any age it is simply a joy to watch and even better to own so you can escape your current life and take yourself back to more innocent times whenever you wish.

When: March 9th Why: I had never even heard of Edgar Rice Burroughs» series of pulp fantasy novels when a «John Carter» movie was first rumored a few years ago as a possible directing project for Jon Favreau, but after seeing the initial trailer, I was sold.

The trailer features lots of over-the-top action sequences — it is a Statham movie after all — and even de Niro looks like he's ready to get stuck in.

Wholesale municipal destruction looks great in 3 - D and even better in IMAX, and every movie needs those «trailer moments» regardless of story or plot.

Even though the trailer says this movie is about motherhood in 2018, this will surely resonate with plenty of parents in general out there, whether they're mothers or fathers.

To be honest, it's almost exactly the same as the trailer released last fall, but it's so engaging, and this movie looks so good, I don't even care.

The most notable of which is Hawkeye, which everyone was talking about even before the movie was released due to the fact he's missing from all the Infinity War trailers and posters.

There's not even a trailer for the movie, though one can be found on the Treasure Planet DVD, which was released day - and - date with this film.

You can still watch the first teaser trailer for Game Night here, to see even more footage from this movie.

When the last trailer for the Alicia Vikander - starring Tomb Raider movie reboot came out, we noted that it was so faithful to the 2013 Tomb Raider video game reboot that anyone who played the game didn't even really need to see the clip.

The audience of Star Wars Celebration has reacted, the Internet has reacted, we even saw the stars of the movie react when they first saw the new Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens trailer.