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According to a recent MovieTickets.com poll of over 550 people who said they watched the entire game, Alice in Wonderland was the most memorable movie trailer to air during Super Bowl XLIV. About 51% remembered seeing the trailer, while 30% said the trailer was the most effective in encouraging them to see the film when it releases March 5th in theaters — more than any other trailer aired Sunday. Robin Hood was 2nd in terms of effectiveness with 26%.
Which movie ads do you remember seeing during the Super Bowl?
1. Alice in Wonderland (81%)
2. Robin Hood (67%)
3. Shutter Island (63%)
4. The Wolfman (63%)
5. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (56%)
6. The Last Airbender (28%)
7. The Back-up Plan (23%)
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If those were truly the results then whoever participated in that “poll” must have had a frontal lobotomy. This “reimagining” of Alice in Wonderland is an abomination. I don’t understand how on earth studios keep financing all of these Tim Burton movies. I mean the guy hasn’t updated or changed his films’ look since Beetlejuice and I would think the studios would want a more significant audience than just strung-out weirdos laying around the alleys off Sunset. Please, please, please Mr. all-powerful Studio boss, don’t let this clown destroy yet another film classic ever again. It’s just wrong.
The Jennifer Lopez one was gross – who is going to see that. Certainly not a guy on the planet, and do many women even want to watch graphic depictions of childbirth?
The only reason I watched the Super Bowl was to see the Alice trailer.
I didn’t see the commercial for “Airbender” but all other commercials were very ho-hum. I’ve seen the trailer for “Shutter Island” at least 10 times in the theatre and I just want to puke. Please release the movie already so we can be done with it!
T-Pain has hit on a good point with Shutter Island’s trailer. Everybody I know is getting sick to death of the endlessly long promotions leading up to films. Wouldn’t it be better to just do a month of promo instead of advertising stuff up to a year before it comes out.
By the times films are released – I’m sick to death of hearing about them.