SPECTRE teaser and theatrical trailers

According to James Bond Brasil, the first SPECTRE trailer will be released in late-March, early-April and will possibly be attached to AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON. This of course remains unconfirmed, but with a November release for the film, a March trailer makes sense - it's similar to the SKYFALL launch. And it makes sense to attach a traoler to AGE OF ULTRON; Kevin Feige could literally (rather than just figuratively) wipe his own arse with a roll of film, run it through a projector and still turn a profit. So if the SPECTRE trailer is attached to AGE OF ULTRON, it's pretty much guaranteed the widest possible audience.

Cool! :)

Prisoner Monkeys wrote:

Kevin Feige could literally (rather than just figuratively) wipe his own arse with a roll of film, run it through a projector and still turn a profit.

That says a lot about Marvel's audience.

Prisoner Monkeys wrote:

According to James Bond Brasil, the first SPECTRE trailer will be released in late-March, early-April and will possibly be attached to AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON.

AGE OF ULTRON doesn't even come out until May, so that prediction seems off. If the April bit has any truth to it, that might mean the teaser will be attached to PAUL BLART 2 as that's also another Sony release. That's my guess because of SKYFALL's teaser coming out just in time for MEN IN BLACK 3's release.

Guess I'll be catching it online if that's the case. You couldn't get me into a cinema at gunpoint to watch 'Fat Man On A Segway 2'.

What is the age of Ultron? I told the judge she was 18.

I heard that the trailer will be released on March 28th, although I wonder how long it's going to be. Skyfall got a 1-minute long teaser in May, thus I guess SPECTRE's going to have a short one as well.

CJB wrote:

What is the age of Ultron? I told the judge she was 18.

Control wrote:

Prisoner Monkeys wrote:

Kevin Feige could literally (rather than just figuratively) wipe his own arse with a roll of film, run it through a projector and still turn a profit.

That says a lot about Marvel's audience.

I was thinking more about the quality of their films, since they're all essentially the same film, but with different characters and settings.

Prisoner Monkeys wrote:

I was thinking more about the quality of their films, since they're all essentially the same film, but with different characters and settings.

Couldn't we say the same about the Bond series?

Sure. But first, please remind me as to which Bond film or films feature a band of misfits running across the galaxy to preserve a magical marble.

Not sure what your point is PM. Comic book films are to this century what westerns were in the last. They're marketable and people go to them in droves. Heck, the spy genre had a big run back in the 60s and I'm sure you can find folks from that time who were not into them because "they're all the same".

I grew up reading lots of comics so I welcome this influx with open arms. I unashamedly enjoy most of them (regardless of studio).