Is it just me or do 95% of the time movie trailers show the best parts of the movie. I know its to get people to watch the movie but sometimes it really gets on my nerves…
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Does the editor of the movie trailer get to watch the movie way in advance so he/she can make a good preview for viewers? I’d imagine you’d have to know the movie really well to make a trailer but you see trailers months before the movie even comes out.
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i want to download the movie trailers for my ipod video but http://www.apple.com/trailers/ does not have harry potter movies trailers available for download, only for view. Please tell me where i can get harry potter movie trailers downloaded leagally. or if anyone has them, please email to me. thanks
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Does anyone know where I can Download free movie trailers other than Ign PLZ I wanted to get the trailer of DIsturbia to download
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Why are movie previews called “trailers”?
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On recent movie trailers on TV these days are shown in widescreen for example? Why widescreen?
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I am filming a short video project for school and need music in the background. Where can i download (not a full song) but the cut-up versions that some use for Movie Trailers? Usually they run about 30 seconds long and are very fast paced and quick.
I guess I am looking for Trailer Soundtracks.
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i want to start watching my movie trailers online in high definition format,i use imdb but the quality is crap,i have a hd game trailers site which is brilliant but i want one for new movie trailers ……….many thanks
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Most music played in the background of movie trailers doesn’t belong to that movie but rather is borrowed from another source, often from the soundtrack of a previously released film. A prime example of a borrowed track is “Nuke” (from the “Broken Arrow” soundtrack), which I’ve recognized in the trailers for at least three other movies. I’ve tried IMDB with no success. I e-mailed the Yahoo! movies guy, with no response. Any suggestions on how to determine the source of a movie trailer’s background music?
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Where can I download movie trailers to my desktop then download them onto YouTube?
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