Skyfall TV spots

A couple more TV spots here, nothing new here really unless I missed one but the one from 'The Sun' "shudder" was apparently on UK TV just last night so I must have missed that. Also, I hope to high heavens that the close-up shot of Bond's watch whilst he is on the bike in the 'Omega' trailer does not feature in the actual film. Still, these ads only fuel my anticipation and excitement.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-ppgt1_ZFlI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=vcdqUgf_Lco

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/video/showbiz/film-trailers/4586148/Skyfall-Exclusive-TV-Trailer.html#ooid=1ndHM1NjrJCd8FnZ6r8-JP1wmdQdSaJR

Largo's Shark wrote:

I saw that ad run debut night on, I think, Tosh.O. It was definitely a show on Comedy Central. I took note of the commercial because I thought it was interesting that Q would get so much airtime in this ad. Then I thought about Comedy Central's core demographic and I figured Ben Whishaw may have some appeal to them, so perhaps it was a smart marketing move on the studio's part. I wonder how this Q will go over with the geeks at Apple and Microsoft.

Largo's Shark wrote:

Well, that's not a good sign. They started off showing a major news publication giving the film an apparently great review, then followed it up wtih a bit of sleight of hand, where they used the reviews of two local tv reporters (one out of Kansas, the other out of Houston) to bolster the film's credentials as the "Best Bond Ever". Why? Weren't there better media outlets they could have linked to that have given the film great reviews? It's not very hard to get a local tv entertainment reporter to like your film; they're essentially whores, and will say good things about your film for about 15 minutes of time with one of the stars and a bit of "swag". I'm not impressed with the use of Jake Hamilton and Shawn Edwards as sources. In fact, nothing good has ever come out of Kansas City, so why use them for a review?

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

Largo's Shark wrote:

Well, that's not a good sign. They started off showing a major news publication giving the film an apparently great review, then followed it up wtih a bit of sleight of hand, where they used the reviews of two local tv reporters (one out of Kansas, the other out of Houston) to bolster the film's credentials as the "Best Bond Ever". Why? Weren't there better media outlets they could have linked to that have given the film great reviews? It's not very hard to get a local tv entertainment reporter to like your film; they're essentially whores, and will say good things about your film for about 15 minutes of time with one of the stars and a bit of "swag". I'm not impressed with the use of Jake Hamilton and Shawn Edwards as sources. In fact, nothing good has ever come out of Kansas City, so why use them for a review?

Perhaps EON was trying to make up for Blofeld's diss at Kansas in Diamonds are Forever?

If not working http://www.rtl.nl/xl/#/u/7a13db56-3762-3aeb-abab-35c58dd9d6e4

This sneak preview be showed 30 October 2012 on Rtl 7. I mist it. Include some new footage from Istandbul and London and footage from earlier online videoblogs but this time Dutch subtiteld.