Sentences with phrase «remember watching the trailer»

I can still remember watching the trailers of Final Fantasy Versus XIII in 2008.

Not exact matches

Kaluuya was already a fan of Peele's comedy work — he and Emily Blunt spent their downtime watching «Key and Peele» in their trailers on the set of «Sicario,» he remembers — but found in Peele's script an urgency that reflected familiar trauma onto the screen.

Honestly I saw it a couple weeks ago and I had to watch the trailer again on here in order to remember it.

Some months ago now, I remember sitting down to watch the latest batch of trailers for upcoming movies.

I remember the first time I watched the trailer for the remake of The Evil... Read More

Illustration by Daniel Vasconcellos I remember watching Michael Douglas» Gordon Gekko proclaim, «Greed is good» in the TV trailer for Wall Street when I was in middle school.

I remember watching Michael Douglas» Gordon Gekko proclaim, «Greed is good» in the TV trailer for Wall Street when I was in middle school.

If a potential reader is entertained enough to watch a full ninety second cinematic book trailer (always remember that on the web, shorter is better), that's a full ninety seconds that they've lingered on your title, and the next time they hear about your book, you can be sure that they'll remember the your name.

Developed by Warner Bros., Mortal Kombat X for mobile will feature all of the classic (and beloved) characters we remember side by side with a few fresh faces — and if you watch the game trailer (linked below) you will see that the «brutal fatalities and x-ray hits» have all been maintained.

I remember watching the announcement trailer for HM and being blown away by the music I was hearing.

I was watching a trailer yesterday of a game that kind of plays similarly, I can't remember its name right now but it's coming to Switch too.

I never actually remember that the Need for Speed games try to have a bit of a plot behind them until I watch the trailers for them.

«Prepare to dine» is the phrase Bandai Namco wants its viewers to remember after watching the trailer for an upcoming project.