Actually, the WTC trailer for Spider-Man was just that – a trailer. Apparantly the scene was never intended to appear in the movie itself.
Other movies that will be postponed: Arnold Schwartzenegger’s revenge-on-terrorists flick Collateral Damage and the based-on-a-Dave-Barry-novel comedy Big Trouble. (I hope they release the latter eventually; the cast alone made it worth seeing.)
Further info on changes to upcoming movies can be found here.
I imagine the video and DVD releases for Swordfish will be delayed since Travolta’s character makes a comment about terrorists blowing up the World Trade Center. Bummer. I was really looking forward to owning that one.
So … how much do y’all think the promotional posters for Spider-Man that show the WTC Twin Towers reflected in his eyes are going to sell for on eBay in a few months?
Has Fox shown any of their normal broadcast this week? I noticed that they Didn’t show ** X-Files: Fight The Future** last night as scheduled. It may have been coincidental, but that the movie has a building blow up in the first 20 minutes can’t have made them consider showing it… good thing I have it on video.
I wrote the person selling that poster and this is what I said:
You [expletive deleted] jackass. Way to profit on others’ death and misery. I hope you never have to deal with a tragedy like this, but if you do I hope some other insensitive [expletive deleted] will sell price-inflated memorabilia of your own personal hell. And I don’t care if you flame me back. Go right on ahead, I’m waiting for it.
God that guy is so full of s*%t. The posters are in the theatres and so are banners. What you should do is let the studio know that this pin-head theatre manager is selling their property.