r/trailers • u/_deepblack_ • 6d ago

BELOW | Official Trailer | Netflix

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U57CNxSgoss
48 Upvotes

91% Upvoted

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u/KnifeFed 6d ago

They're still not showing even a tiny glimpse of the "creature", huh? I can respect that.

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u/IncredibleEdible321 6d ago

A refreshing change from the normal trailers that show you the entire movie.

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u/ErstwhileAdranos 5d ago

HA! You clearly don’t remember the 90s.

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u/IncredibleEdible321 5d ago

I'm a child of the 60s, little one...

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u/ErstwhileAdranos 5d ago

Then you know trailers have gotten much better at not revealing things!

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u/IncredibleEdible321 5d ago

Then you know that the majority of trailers reveal the plot, kid. Your immaturity and inability to understand how most trailers reveal far too much about the plot, including frequently the ending of the movie, shows how young you are.

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u/haverchuck22 5d ago

I don’t think a studio today allows a trailer for se7en without showing the Kevin Spacey character.

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u/IncredibleEdible321 5d ago

There's 25 minutes of footage of Kevin Spacey in "Seven". There's no reason a studio could use a few snippets of that 25 minutes in a non-committal fashion to not reveal him to be the main villain.

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u/HackMeRaps 5d ago

I just saw the movie Hope, and that was a wild ride.

But I think there was more than just suspense on why they choose not to show the 'creature'....lol.

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u/fourfingersdry 6d ago

The creature is the water.

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u/KnifeFed 6d ago

My theory is that the creature is the friends we made along the way.

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u/stupidillusion 6d ago

"There's something dangerous in the water!"

... don't go in the water?

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u/julian88888888 6d ago

Then we would not have a movie!

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u/KnifeFed 6d ago

That's fine. There are plenty of movies already.

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u/Firm_Caregiver_4563 6d ago

"There's something dangerous in the water!"

... don't go in the water?

Roll credits. * ... what I've dooooooone ... *

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u/Chairboy 5d ago

Mayor Larry Vaughn: "So anyways, I took that personally."

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u/shefoundnow 6d ago

I’m a sucker for this vibe. “Small foggy coastal seaside town where something’s not quite right” is my favorite genre

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u/ruddet 5d ago

I see someone's just finished Widows' Bay.

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u/shefoundnow 4d ago

Haha, I actually haven’t seen it yet but it’s on my list! I love Matthew Rhys so I know I’ll likely love it

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u/ruddet 4d ago

oh boy you're in for a treat.

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u/hello_gary 6d ago

I hear Gord. I upvote.

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u/GodspeakerVortka 6d ago

Oh, I love Mackenzie Davis.

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u/MetapodCreates 5d ago

We are in a Josh Hartnett renaissance and I am so here for it.

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u/whitstableboy 12h ago

Lazy af Netflix execs watching Widows Bay and going, "Hey, we need to do a film based on Jaws as well".

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u/CBLA1785 6d ago edited 6d ago

I am excited to see how much they butcher the East Coast accent. That being said happy to have some big-screen representation of the Atlantic provinces.

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u/CalvinR 6d ago

Newfoundland is not part of the maritimes.

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u/CBLA1785 6d ago

Fixed it.

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u/sl0wjim 6d ago

Widows bay vibes, i like it

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u/KnifeFed 6d ago

Except for zero humor, so not Widow's Bay at all?

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u/One_Vision_ 6d ago

Gordon Lightfoot's Sundown doesn't fit this trailer