• Oh I'd forgotten how damn good that movie was.

    "How's it hangin' death?"

    I have to find the DVD. I watched Excellent Adventure again a couple of weeks ago.

    My most anticipated movie trailer? Labyrinth. I have been a Bowie fan since I was about 9 years old, add Muppets to that and I was a happy, happy girl.
  • captainincredible
    For me, the trailer for Superman: The Movie was one that had me counting the days till release - in Ireland, trailers were always accompanied by the announcement "Coming shortly to a cinema near you" and to check press for details. However press announcements would only begin the week before a movie opened, and you'd sometimes see the same trailer for anything up to six months in advance, so we learned to be patient.

    That being said, when I saw The Three Musketeers one Saturday afternoon when I was about 12, there was a trailer built in at the end for The Four Musketeers, with the announcement that it would be playing the following Saturday, so that was one to really be excited about...
  • Arjan
    I remember seeing this one at least a couple of times, mainly on the early sunday evening.
    So over the top that it's funny.
  • lol... I completely forgot about the "challenging Death" games. That is just fantastic cinema.

    You know, I can't remember specifically noticing trailers at all in my youth, which is kinda sad. I gotta think that the most exciting ones would have been Star Wars or Indiana Jones sequels, though.
  • Lee
    I only remember the Indiana Jones 3 trailer - too young for the others.

    Death is particularly great in Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, his checking out the rakes and hoes in the department store is especially special.
  • Dan
    It does look rather good. Maybe we should add it to the list.
  • Lee
    I was surprised how much I wanted to watch this after watching the trailer and the first one - held off in the off chance we wanted to do a follow up on midmoclub
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