THR: A Michigan woman sued FilmDistrict over misleading [DRIVE] trailer Oct 10, 10:12
that's insane. Oct 10, 10:34
And how did she miss all the violence in the trailer. I don't remember any shotguns in the Fast and Furious trailers. {nm} Oct 10, 10:36
Terrible movie. If anything, the trailer made it look way better than it actually was {nm} Oct 10, 10:41
You are, in some ways, my favourite "contrarian" on these forums.. :-) Oct 11, 02:39
I hope she wins so that Hollywood will give pause before releasing more of these bait and switch trailers. {nm} Oct 10, 11:05
All marketing and advertsing is misleading. What makes this case any worse? Oct 10, 11:23
Agreed. Also, I give the woman some credit since she's apparently just suing for the price of her ticket and for the practice to stop, not Oct 10, 11:40
I actually saw Drive without checking out the trailer since I know Refn {nm} Oct 10, 13:28
*know Refn's work. But I was shocked when I saw it later. The trailer isn't inaccurate. It gives away EVERYTHING! {nm} Oct 10, 13:29
Just what "false content" was in Drive's trailer? EVERYTHING that was in the trailer was in the movie, even the music! {nm} Oct 10, 14:05
I'm going to sue Warner for the lost time on, and insulting everyones intelligence in Inception AND Suckerpunch ! {nm} Oct 10, 11:55
I also think the film was a progressive portrayal of Jews. How often do you see a real tough guy Jew? Oct 10, 14:10