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01 Mar

Posted at 00:35h in Film, Reviews
Trailers are an art form within themselves. The director has anything between 30 seconds to four minutes to convince you that of all of the movies out there, this is the movie you want to watch. All the while, trying to find a fine balance between revealing important plot lines, scenes, cameos or just general giveaways that would tempt you to invest in their product. Some, literally, can qualify as stand-alone shorts, while others are cheap commercials who give away all the gags while implying there is more. All in all, we can all agree how crucial they have become crucial in the film making process. This brings me neatly to the film at hand...