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    1. ElasticPlatypus on

      This is seemingly the first trailer that explains any plot details beyond “Steven Spielberg made another movie.” I’m excited, but concerned that they waited until the film was 2 and a half weeks away before pushing any significant marketing aside from a Super Bowl commercial

    2. Aggressive-Delay-420 on

      I’m just glad it isn’t that same tight shot of Emily Blunt’s vacant face trying to emote we’ve been seeing for a month.

    3. IgloosRuleOK on

      I don’t think I need another trailer. Apparently the first 2 had nothing from the third act, and I kind of don’t want to know.

    4. Putrid_Loquat_4357 on

      Doesn’t look great tbh. Lately Spielberg has been a lot more miss than hit so I’m skeptical.

    5. Nervous-Chemistry245 on

      Looks so ass. Spielberg was my favorite director when I was growing up but I haven’t enjoyed anything he’s made since Munich. That’s like 20 years

    6. I gotta say his movies are great and all, but what I really love is his chicken. I mean, eleven herbs and spices, you can’t beat that. I miss the white suit however.

    7. StrobeWafel_404 on

      This looks very messy. I want to love this but the trailer is not giving me much hope

    8. Goldenboy451 on

      So with the ‘aliens appearing as animals to lure children into UFOs’, this is a straight-up follow-up to his *Taken* series from the 00s, right? Or at the very least he’s reusing that story element wholesale here & incorporating it into a new story.

      EDIT: I can’t say I’ve watched it since it’s original run, so someone feel free to jump in and say there’s too many contradictions to be a follow-up.

    9. denver_bored on

      This whole thing is a marketing campaign more than a movie. What, Steven Spielberg is going to reveal the most closely-guarded secrets in a summer blockbuster movie?! No…

      He’s going to sell you Reese’s Pieces and Happy Meals, and say whatever he has to to ensure that opening weekend dinero fattens plenty of fat-cat wallets. They’re setting to profit from us, by dangling dubious droplets of manufactured truth over our heads.

    10. already seen this damn movie from all the trailers. Not much interest now.

    11. DamnIt_Richard on

      I can’t stand Reddit haters. This looks extremely fun and sure he’s just hyping the “what if this was true” view, but also hell yeah Steve. Suspend me in some disbelief and let’s enjoy some aliens.

    12. Tokie-Dokie on

      >“Wouldn’t it be wonderful for people to know all of this is true.”

      Calm down there, Steve.

    13. Feel like people would be ragging on this movie’s trailers if it didn’t have Spielberg’s name on it. The cinematography and cg just looks so bland.

    14. Snow_Tiger819 on

      This trailer looks better than the previous one, but the fact they put a Spielberg interview in there is odd… it feels a bit desperate.

    15. KingMario05 on

      God, this looks cool.

      Please be cool. 

      I want Mean Spielberg back again.

    16. Seriously? We got a face reveal of the aliens?? There goes so much of the movie’s intrigue.

      I’m shocked they’d put that in a trailer. If there’s anyone that could push to keep that hidden in marketing material it’d be Spielberg.

    17. NoLeadership2281 on

      Personally I feel like Universal doesn’t know how to sell this movie, I think thematic wise it’ll probably be more resonant when watched the whole movie(hopefully)because so far all they can market is aliens and Spielberg(which he has done a lot in the past), otherwise it just doesn’t have the IT to grab the audience, like I probably won’t even know it’s from Spielberg if u didn’t tell me 

    18. boris_squanch on

      Richard Nixon and Jackie Gleason standing together in the lab/morgue cctv shot near the beginning

    19. They really have Spielberg talk about real life aliens for this one. Jesus

    20. booklengththriller on

      Emily Blunt’s American accent sounds like she’s doing a Kamala Harris impression.

    21. Buters_Gerthfeld on

      Spielberg finally gave in to Lucas, and they ARE interdimensional beings.

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