Honest Trailers

I remember when this movie was basically considered high art back in the day.

Was? Isn't it still? I mean, it's still a masterpiece of a film 24 years later.

Well, I thought that too, but I assumed the tone of this trailer meant that opinion of it has slipped a bit.

Okay, sure, there may be some issue nowadays with there being too much of a focus on the Americans over other allies but otherwise, it's still considered a fantastic movie.

Shaving Ryan’s Privates. How many times does that cross the line?

I still have to see this movie, now that I think of it… The Spielberg one, I mean…

Edited by Lyendith on Nov 17th 2022 at 10:25:44 AM

Oh, me too. Schindler's List as well, I suppose.

Ugh, I hate depressing war movies.

I didn't realize until watching the trailer when it mentioned how did Ryan knew what Captain Miller did during D-Day till his rescue mission when he just met the man. I have to handwaved that and say Miller's men told Ryan their Captain's life before meeting him.

Considering the role America played in WWII, unless the movie is set in the Eastern Front, the Atlantic Ocean, or pre 1942s this really shouldn't be an issue to begin with.

Edited by dRoy on Nov 18th 2022 at 3:55:10 AM

To be honest, the Russian Pinocchio may have the lowest rating, but it looks the most fun out of the three nonetheless. I also kinda like the horse idea.

Demolition Man. You can tell they really wanted to make this one.

Edited by Ghilz on Jan 17th 2023 at 10:23:32 AM

The Stinger about the Three Seashells is hilarious. So nobody knows or can't decide on how you use the Seashells in the toilet.

Fun fact: In the international version of the movie, they change the name of the Taco Bell restaurant into Pizza Hut(which are both owned by the same company) since the former was unavailable and unfamiliar to most international viewers (And the version that i watched).

Honest Trailer tackles the first time internet memes trolled a movie studio: Snakes on a Plane.

I love how absolutely ridiculous the entire premise of the movie is. The telly censor is also the best thing ever.

Despite how silly the movie is, it's still a fun movie to watch (and it will make you feel old on how much technology has progress).

I unironically like Snakes on a Plane

So do I. It comes from them leaning in hard on the premise in earnest.

They redid another of their James Cameron trailers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RG_S6uBZ0s

The Honest Title I came up with was The Way Too Much Water.

This week Honest Trailer is Bloodsport, a movie that claims to be a true story of a deadly martial arts tournament that a man named Frank Dux entered and won when it's Based on a Great Big Lie that the man made up to make it sound like he was a badass.

This week Honest Trailer is Velma, a show so hated and unlikeable that it united the Internet against it.

And to wash off the bitter taste, here's a Honest Game Trailer for the wonderful Hi-Fi Rush.

One show I'm surprised they haven't done yet is Wednesday.

The reason TV Tropes exists finally gets an Honest Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u7PlAMZlhk

Honest Game Trailer for Helldivers 2.