The Lucky One

[angiecakes1990]

2 new TV spots








just a little warning with 0:17 ok
i'll be dead for sure after i see this film xO

[blueyes]

OMG \

it cant come fast enough

[toriwesley]

oh dear god, I am done, 4/20 PLEASE COME SOONER. Dear jesus, this movie is gonna be great.. and amazingly hot..

[cosmic bliss]

(03-15-2012 08:17 PM)lashay12 Wrote:  @0.17 HOT damn THATs all i gotta say. can wait for this move for sure.

yessssssssss

[mirandagirl]

We have to wait a month... ugh.

[SLE]

I just got back from my trip and man I agree at the 17 sec mark Im like wow lol so steamy Im in the middle of reading the book right now. I love the book so far and just seeing those tv spots looks so good I cant wait until the movie comes out. please April 20th com soon.

[mirandagirl]

When I start seeing those commercials on tv that's going to make me really happy.

[d. b. wilyumz]

(03-17-2012 12:14 PM)mirandagirl Wrote:  When I start seeing those commercials on tv that's going to make me really happy.

The Lorax got a lot of promo and TV ads because it was produced and distributed by Universal, which put the resources of a major studio behind it. Hopefully, Warner has enough confidence in this movie to give it similar support (relatively speaking; The Lorax was expected to be a big popular hit and cost $70 million, so they had every reason to support it; Warner won't expect the same kind of box office for this romantic drama, which appeals to a much smaller audience, so the marketing budget will be smaller).

[mirandagirl]

(03-17-2012 03:27 PM)d. b. wilyumz Wrote:  

(03-17-2012 12:14 PM)mirandagirl Wrote:  When I start seeing those commercials on tv that's going to make me really happy.

The Lorax got a lot of promo and TV ads because it was produced and distributed by Universal, which put the resources of a major studio behind it. Hopefully, Warner has enough confidence in this movie to give it similar support (relatively speaking; The Lorax was expected to be a big popular hit and cost $70 million, so they had every reason to support it; Warner won't expect the same kind of box office for this romantic drama, which appeals to a much smaller audience, so the marketing budget will be smaller).

That sucks. Wouldn't the marketing for TLO be similar to that of The Last Song and Dear John? Or even be the same as marketing The Vow?

[Zanessa-h-s-m-2]

You know, WB don't even released the movie in France... That sucks too.