What movie had a really good non spoiler marketing campaign?
What movie had a really good non spoiler marketing campaign?
Went to a movie theater and saw a trailer for a movie where I was interested in the first 30 seconds of it, but the trailer then showed what looked like something probably from the last 10 minutes and spoiled the entire movie, so lost all interest.
So what movies come to mind as having done really good, where it makes you interested and gives you an idea of the movie, but doesn't ruin any big reveals?
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The Blair Witch Project. A lot of us didn't know it was fake until the actors accepted an award for the movie š
Ugh I'm glad we're part this part of history, when every film and tv show started this same trend for a time.
Do you want Ancient Aliens? Cause this is how you get Ancient Aliens
At least we weren't the War of the Worlds generation š¤£
I dunno, there was a good long marketing campaign during which everyone had the chance to realize it was fiction.
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People played along like it was real found footage but grown adults understood it was a movie. It was fun to pretend it was real. They didnāt do traditional press to help preserve the ideaā¦it wouldnāt have been as fun if the actors were on the tonight show etc.
I read articles about it before going to the theatre, a major studio picked it up as a tiny indie film and didnāt change a lot but they did throw some budget at some sound production that amped it up. The scene in the tents where you hear shit all around them? In surround sound itās fantastic. The studio added that.
It was so obviously fake though
Edit: downvotes from people who were six when it came out, I guess