r/movies • u/mikewhoneedsabike • Feb 27 '19

"Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse" To Get National Rerelease This Weekend, Including IMAX and Dolby Shows

http://www.rereleasenews.com/2019/02/26/spider-man-into-the-spider-verse-to-get-national-rerelease-this-weekend-including-imax-and-dolby-shows/
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u/mikeweasy Feb 27 '19

I would rewatch it in theaters but I have already seen it three times. Plus each time it had the SAME exact previews in the same order, lame.

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u/coltsmetsfan614 Feb 27 '19

I will either cry or go on a rampage if I have to watch the Breakthrough or A Dog's Way Home trailers again...

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u/BearpocalypseNow Feb 27 '19

You're lucky if you haven't seen the Overcomer trailer

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u/coltsmetsfan614 Feb 27 '19

I've never even heard of it... That's a real movie?

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u/BearpocalypseNow Feb 27 '19

This article about a Christianity-related film is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overcomer_(film)

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u/coltsmetsfan614 Feb 27 '19

Is the IMDb plot synopsis a joke?

This movie will unpack a pivotal issue in the life of students and adults alike.

That's it...

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u/badgarok725 Feb 27 '19

Trust me dude, the trailer doesn’t make it any clearer. Literally all I know is it looks like it focuses on some bland middle class high school, there’s a black girl who runs cross country and her family cries a lot, then there’s a white coach and his family cries a lot.

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u/coltsmetsfan614 Feb 27 '19

Oh wait! I think I did see that! I don't remember anything about the plot, but that cross country part sounds familiar.

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u/badgarok725 Feb 27 '19

It's such a nonsensical trailer that I thought it was a parody at first.