"The Empire Strikes Back" - Trailers then and now
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That was terrific! Thanks for sharing.
They showed so many clips in that original trailer, but it was in a time where folks didn't have the internet where they could analyze every microsecond for spoilers, haha.
@89th said in "The Empire Strikes Back" - Trailers then and now:
They showed so many clips in that original trailer, but it was in a time where folks didn't have the internet where they could analyze every microsecond for spoilers, haha.
Yeah, like Vader sitting at the table in Cloud City. Major spoiler there.
However, by the time people went to see the movie in the theater, they would have forgotten what was in the trailer, because it was long, long, gone.
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The most interesting part about the old one was how low-rent the audio voice over is. The voice over is the quality you'd expect from a local car ad.
“Don’t make me repeat myself”
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The most interesting part about the old one was how low-rent the audio voice over is. The voice over is the quality you'd expect from a local car ad.
@jon-nyc said in "The Empire Strikes Back" - Trailers then and now:
The most interesting part about the old one was how low-rent the audio voice over is. The voice over is the quality you'd expect from a local car ad.
That, but even the video quality was crap.
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@89th said in "The Empire Strikes Back" - Trailers then and now:
They showed so many clips in that original trailer, but it was in a time where folks didn't have the internet where they could analyze every microsecond for spoilers, haha.
Yeah, like Vader sitting at the table in Cloud City. Major spoiler there.
However, by the time people went to see the movie in the theater, they would have forgotten what was in the trailer, because it was long, long, gone.
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The most interesting part about the old one was how low-rent the audio voice over is. The voice over is the quality you'd expect from a local car ad.
@jon-nyc said in "The Empire Strikes Back" - Trailers then and now:
The most interesting part about the old one was how low-rent the audio voice over is. The voice over is the quality you'd expect from a local car ad.
To me the difference was more like a piece written in a major vs minor scale.
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@George-K said in "The Empire Strikes Back" - Trailers then and now:
Yeah, like Vader sitting at the table in Cloud City. Major spoiler there.
Or when they showed the clip "I am your father"... talk about SPOILER ALERT, jeez.
@89th Wait, what?!
