I have to say, after editing together a trailer for an assignment earlier this year, this is just BRILLIANT. I can't say I'm in love with the very end where the melodrama starts, but overall it's pretty solid.
It reminds me a bit of the fake Umbrella ads made for Resident Evil. I like cleverness in film advertising.
@Belabras ate my dingo!: If you've seen the regular trailer, you should be safe to watch this. It all looked like footage from that trailer cropped down with a soothing PSA voiceover. It's still pretty cool though.
@Belabras ate my dingo!: it's just a trailer, there's really no content in it at all you haven't already been exposed to. except maybe a super cheesey 'to farm them for blood' voiceover.
honestly though, you shouldn't take my word for it. i don't belive there's ever a point were one knows just enough about something until they know all of it. if it's not a good movie why not 'spoil' it and find out now instead of 2 hours and $11.50 later?
Sometimes the process of discovery is the only appeal a movie has. Of course, a good movie has far more going on and is watchable even if you already know everything about it, but for mediocre movies that isn't true.
@Jesse Astle: but opinions are not spoilers, they are fundamentally different things.
@Belabras: now with Kung Fu grip!: again, for myself at least, i'd rather find out ahead of time and save myself the time and money to discover something that really wasn't worth my time or money. to each his own i guess. at least your honest about the logic driving the position, plenty of spoilerphobes will try and pass it off as if the logic applies equally to everything.
@Belabras: now with Kung Fu grip!: I completely agree, I think if I had known absolutely nothing about Transofmers 2 it might have actually been bearable.
However, Daybreaks has me interested enough I will probably pursue every bit of spoilery goodness.
@Not a fan boy: From most of the literature on vampires, the consensus is that it's not necessary for them to feed on blood to survive, but doing so lets them remain young and vital. Without it, they age quickly and lose a lot of their strength and abilities.
Hell, even Dracula was like that; when Jonathan Harker first came to him, he was a decrepit old man, but as the process of securing Dracula's London residence progressed, he began to feed on village children to regain his vitality.
@Not a fan boy: With the whole "not being able to enter without being invited in" and "having to say blah all the time" Vampires really are pretty lame.
@RoboBagins: fuck that noise. the ability to learn everything would far outweight any disadvantages inherent in immortality. unless it's some kind of cheesy immortality where you keep growing older and older or you live through everything that would normally kill you and end up hacked and mangled.
Just when I had lost faith in vampires in entertainment I saw the previews for this movie. I'm still withholding judgment, but a vampire movie where vampires are the norm and humans are the minority is already on the right track.
I have to say, a rare miss for the lovely Ms. Day in my humble opinion. It feels like the humor in the rushed production scenario was the part that was actually rushed. #feliciaday
@closeencounter: Perhaps I should have worded it better. Though she did an adequate job, the whole thing just fell flat compared to her typical work. #feliciaday
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It reminds me a bit of the fake Umbrella ads made for Resident Evil. I like cleverness in film advertising.
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Very appropriate for a movie where vampires and normal humans have swapped roles.
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honestly though, you shouldn't take my word for it. i don't belive there's ever a point were one knows just enough about something until they know all of it. if it's not a good movie why not 'spoil' it and find out now instead of 2 hours and $11.50 later?
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Sometimes the process of discovery is the only appeal a movie has. Of course, a good movie has far more going on and is watchable even if you already know everything about it, but for mediocre movies that isn't true.
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@Belabras: now with Kung Fu grip!: again, for myself at least, i'd rather find out ahead of time and save myself the time and money to discover something that really wasn't worth my time or money. to each his own i guess. at least your honest about the logic driving the position, plenty of spoilerphobes will try and pass it off as if the logic applies equally to everything.
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However, Daybreaks has me interested enough I will probably pursue every bit of spoilery goodness.
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Apparently they become rabid bat monsters. At least in Daybreakers they do.
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Also, aren't most things vulnerable to stakes through the heart, fire and beheading? How do these qualify as vampire specific weaknesses?
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Hell, even Dracula was like that; when Jonathan Harker first came to him, he was a decrepit old man, but as the process of securing Dracula's London residence progressed, he began to feed on village children to regain his vitality.
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i would consider the immortatility of vampiresm a jip if i couldn't eat anymore. i wouldn't mind drinking blood for sustinance if i could still enjoy a rare beef wellington with a side of asparagus smothered in hollandaise sauce and a hazelnut crème brûlée served with a double shot of espresso for desert.
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-Kle. #feliciaday
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"You got Felicia Day in my Astronomy!"
"You got Astronomy on my Felicia Day!"
"TWO GREAT TASTES!?!" #feliciaday
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but i likes #feliciaday