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Anyway, my problem with the trailer has nothing to do with the random content. It has to do with the bare-bones sets. Those streets had one or two cars on them, and a lone character saying an unfunny line. I can understand cutting the budget in the script department, but can't we at least get some day players for a crowd? Or better Styrofoam for the meteorites? Please?
Oh, it doesn't matter, because no one will see it. Except me because I'll draw the short straw and have to review it. I hate you, Fate.
Okay yeah, I did see the first two Scary Movie flicks (which I'm still very apologetic for, and will do 20 pushups/situps for penance if asked). But surely searching out movies to see in the theater like Grindhouse, Hatchet, and Diary of the Dead (the latter two I had to drive an hour away to find a theater playing them) make up for those lapses in good judgement, right?