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These Are the Greatest Trailers Ever for Bad Movies
ComicBook.comStory by Lisa LamanImage from ComicBook.com
scrn loglineFrom Godzilla to Suicide Squad, Hollywood's biggest box office flops have spawned some of the greatest movie trailers ever made.beat sheet- The 1998 Godzilla reboot's teaser hid the infamously poor monster design, instead building anticipation with a T-Rex skeleton getting stomped, capitalizing on that summer's Jurassic Park sequel hype.
- The third trailer for Man of Steel suggested a more hopeful and majestic version of Superman, with Russell Crowe's powerful voiceover and Hans Zimmer's stirring score elevating even the most middling moments from the final film.
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These Are the Greatest Trailers Ever for Bad Movies
ComicBook.comStory by Lisa Laman
scrn logline
From Godzilla to Suicide Squad, Hollywood's biggest box office flops have spawned some of the greatest movie trailers ever made.
beat sheet
- The 1998 Godzilla reboot's teaser hid the infamously poor monster design, instead building anticipation with a T-Rex skeleton getting stomped, capitalizing on that summer's Jurassic Park sequel hype.
- The third trailer for Man of Steel suggested a more hopeful and majestic version of Superman, with Russell Crowe's powerful voiceover and Hans Zimmer's stirring score elevating even the most middling moments from the final film.
call sheet
Lisa Laman, Johann Johannsson, Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner, Hans Zimmer, Freddie Mercury, James Newton Howard, John Cho, Zoe Kravitz, ComicBook.com, Walt Disney Animation Studios, DC Extended Universe, Battle: Los Angeles, Godzilla (1998), Man of Steel, Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, Dinosaur, Gemini, Mulan (2020), Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Suicide Squad