The phrase
"to see the trailer" means to watch a short video preview that shows scenes from a movie or TV show to get a sense of what it will be like.
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I remember first
seeing a trailer for the game months ago and being very excited for the title, so I jumped at the chance to review the game.
When I
first saw the trailer for Get Out, I thought it was going to be another stupid low - budget horror movie.
I would love to
see this trailer on the big screen, but I'll probably have to wait until I see the finished film to check out these blockbuster set pieces.
I've
only seen the trailer so far, but it looks like it would've been fun to do... or, at least, I hope it was!
We've
seen trailers with no gameplay, Ghost had like 1 - 2 seconds of what looked like gameplay.
It would have also been better to
see trailers from the next movie each of the main actors made.
I was looking forward to it when I first
saw the trailers back at E3 until I saw the first gameplay demo.
If you've read the book, or
even seen trailers for the movie, you'll likely recognize these.
You can
see the trailer showing off the game below which talks about what the game has to offer for those who may not have experienced the title before.
By seeing this trailer I realised that this human legacy lies partly and deep within me, and in many other people around the world.
That film should
see a trailer next week and it could push her up if she has any juicy scenes in or drop her down if she's not heavily featured.
All summer I
have seen trailers for this dramatic film and thought the premise was interesting, despite it looking like just another chick flick.
My
kids saw the trailer and was super excited to see the movie, because let's face it, what kid doesn't like cute and furry talking animals?
While that formula isn't always a winning one; it is nice to walk into something
without seeing a trailer or hearing the opinions of others prior to seeing it.