Perhaps the magic generated by Fred and Ginger’s dancing spread out into the financial circles and disspelled the clouds of monetary disquiet. A tall order, I know, but if anyone could pull it off, they certainly could. 
If you want to see different trailers, you have to go to different kinds of movies. I’m an art house/independent film kind of movie fan, so I get more than my share of those types of trailers. But I’m always amused when I go to see a family film, a gay-themed film, or a film with a primarily black cast – the trailers will be entirely different from my usual ones. I remember going to see an Amanda Bynes movie, and being completely confused by the trailers, which were all for movies I’d never even heard of, until I realized that they were all geared toward the tween market and starred the latest teenage actresses whom I’d also never heard of.
I’ve been considering going to see the new Bond movie, Casino Royale, and I can almost guarantee that if I do, I’ll be seeing explosion-filled trailers for action/adventure movies that wouldn’t dare show themselves before Notes on a Scandal or Miss Potter.
Does the Arclight count as a luxury theater?
[QUOTE=bienvillePerfume: The Story of a Murderer:** This one has the added drawback that it even looks like a stupid movie. However, I really liked [Run, Lola, Run]
(Run Lola Run (1998) - IMDb) and The Princess and the Warrior, so I am inclined to give a chance to anything Tom Tykwer does. Also, the trailers show a cute redhead. But, Christ!, I can’t count how many times I’ve seen this stupid trailer! As soon as I see that stupid finger reaching for that stupid baby, I just want to vomit!!!
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The wife and I just returned from seeing “Perfume.” It’s good. Give it a try.
The trailer for Deja Vu was like this a few months ago. Even worse, they’d sometimes play the trailer twice, just like deja vu :rolleyes:
Gaah! I think so. Where’s the torch and pitchfork mob when you need it?