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The Dark Knight Rises - Pre-release Discussion [** NO SPOILERS PLEASE **]
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me-skywalker wrote: »Studios, advertisers and distributors have agreements on this in total. Basically each film reel comes with ad reels and a pre-defined set of adverts and in most case a pre-defined order that the projectionist needs to cut the reel to. They don't have any creative licence about whether to show ads or not. Its a must or loose out on their fee.
TDK had 40 mins IMAX, reportedly TDKR will have MORE... any cinema's in Dublin showing traditional IMAX?
Not really no. For example, we have an agreement with Carlton that we show whatever ads they want in exchange for them handing us money. When it comes to film trailers we just stick on whatever takes our fancy (though we tend to favour shorter trailers if it's a long film) unless a distributor has explicitly stated that they want x, y or z on before a show but even then there is some leeway.
Also, there's no IMAX in Ireland any more. If that's how you want to see it then you have to go elsewhere unfortunately. There's a thread about it somewhere on here but I'm too lazy to link
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Antar Bolaeisk wrote: »Not really no. For example, we have an agreement with Carlton that we show whatever ads they want in exchange for them handing us money. When it comes to film trailers we just stick on whatever takes our fancy (though we tend to favour shorter trailers if it's a long film) unless a distributor has explicitly stated that they want x, y or z on before a show but even then there is some leeway.
Also, there's no IMAX in Ireland any more. If that's how you want to see it then you have to go elsewhere unfortunately. There's a thread about it somewhere on here but I'm too lazy to link
Cheers. Always good to gain new clarity on different arrangements. Can I ask you is the cinema you work for a considered independent or part of one of the large franchises? I wouldn't ask you to name the cinema, unless your willing of course.
Maybe I'm mixing up oth the ads and the trailers portion. Cheers.Antar Bolaeisk wrote: »unless a distributor has explicitly stated that they want x, y or z on before a show but even then there is some leeway.0 -
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No, it's definitely clearer than in the first promotion - there's a scene that's in both trailers & in this recent one, Bane is much easier to understand.Doesn't really give any more away! Didn't want to watch it either but I relented instantly.
Is it just me or did they do some trickery with Bane's voice to make it clearer? Not sure what he said when Batman asked hime "What are you?" though.
Anyone else get the impression that Batman is going to die in this??
Yes, I suspect Batman will die. Not sure about Bruce Wayne mind you, but the natural arc that's playing out for Batman does tend to point towards the ultimate sacrifice.
Oh and on the subject of spoiler avoidance; I forgot there was a new trailer for Prometheus playing before The Avengers. Realised as it started playing, but managed to leave the theatre in time - whilst shielding my eyes - before anything was spoiled. Yes, that's how far I've been going to avoid promotions of that film: I'll actually leave
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