Spoilers STAR TREK BEYOND

[EyalM]

Trailer is coming soon
Justin Lin's Twitter

 

[Quinton O'Connor]

Oh my gobrino. Actual news!

Trailer! Hype!

 

[F. King Daniel]

Nice!

 

[Khan 2.0]

Could mean anything but..
https://twitter.com/WilliamShatner/status/666488466809581570?lang=en-gb

 

[Squiggy]

Trailer is coming soon.

 

[Campe]

Just imagine, in front of The Force Awakens, trailers for:

Superman v. Batman
Suicide Squad
Deadpool
X-Men: Apocalypse
Captain America: Civil War
Star Trek Beyond
AND
Star Wars: Rogue One

There may be a lot of nerds having heart attacks on December 17th.

 

[Khan 2.0]

and ID42

 

[ozzfloyd]

Great, an hour of trailers...

 

[DaddlerTheDalek]

Trailer is coming soon
Justin Lin's Twitter

Yes!

 

[RAMA]

Oh my gobrino. Actual news!

Trailer! Hype!

Swarm could be code for a Borg-like villain

 

[Kemaiku]

Great, an hour of trailers...

8 trailers comes to 16 minutes, 20 at most.

 

[ozzfloyd]

Great, an hour of trailers...

8 trailers comes to 16 minutes, 20 at most.

I was being hyperbolic...hell, 20 minutes is way to long for trailers imo. For a lot of films that 20 minutes would be 1/4 of the features run time. I HATE sitting through more than 3 trailers prior to the feature I paid to see.

 

[Campe]

For me, the trailers are the best part.

You can always try to walk in 10 minutes late. Of course, depending on when you go, you might not want to do that with Star Wars. You might be nose up against screen.

 

[Christopher]

I usually try to get to the theater a little bit late so I don't have to sit through the commercials before the trailers, or through quite so many trailers.

 

[Quinton O'Connor]

Among my circle of friends I'm known as quite the early bird when it comes to any sort of engagement. As such, I tend to be blamed for all the pre-movie commercial spam we get inflicted with.

 

[WarpFactorZ]

I usually try to get to the theater a little bit late so I don't have to sit through the commercials before the trailers, or through quite so many trailers.

Of course, it depends on how good the trailers are compared to the movie. I retroactively sat through "The Hobbit" just so I could see the 10-minute preview of STiD!

... and back in 1991, I went to see "Regarding Henry" so I could catch the STVI trailer (the one that just had TOS scenes projected on the TMP Enterprise). Talk about dedication.

 

[ralph]

On twitter.

J C P - @jpelc2 "is JJ going to do a solid and put a trailer before #TFA? Would be perfect audience to target - everyone!"
Lin liked his comment.

I'm beginning to believe that the trailer for Star Trek Beyond will debut before Star Wars.

What would be better: Before or on SW debut?

 

[Khan 2.0]

and back in 1991, I went to see "Regarding Henry" so I could catch the STVI trailer (the one that just had TOS scenes projected on the TMP Enterprise). Talk about dedication

Jesus. Funnily enough theres a Trek (& Wars) connection there though. JJ wrote that film

I'm beginning to believe that the trailer for Star Trek Beyond will debut before Star Wars.

What would be better: Before or on SW debut?

The upside of débuting before TFA is the sheer unfathomable volume of audience. The downside is maybe people be like Star Trek? Who cares?! Bring on Wars!!

 

[WarpFactorZ]

and back in 1991, I went to see "Regarding Henry" so I could catch the STVI trailer (the one that just had TOS scenes projected on the TMP Enterprise). Talk about dedication

Jesus. Funnily enough theres a Trek (& Wars) connection there though. JJ wrote that film

Hah -- I had forgotten about that connection. I'm actually an original fan of Felicity, which was Abrams' first large project (also featured his cadre of usual actors who appear in all his movies, like Greg Grunberg and Amanda Foreman).

 

[DEWLine]

In most cinemas I visit, it's 3-5 commercials for non-movie products, then 4 trailers for upcoming movies. Then the main attraction.