Has All The Pre-Movie Crap Gone Too Far? Beer Thursday podcast

Has All the Pre-Movie Crap Gone Too Far?

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We talk lots of movies here on Beer Thursday, today we're celebrating [complaining or about] what happens before movies.

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Here's what our house elf, Artie (not Archie), says about this round.

In this round of Beer Thursday, your brave American hosts, Shayne and Jay, engage in a lively and entertaining discussion about the pre-movie experience.

They share their passionate opinions on movie trailers, discussing their quantity, content, and the thrill of anticipation they bring, with Jay expressing his unabashed love for previews despite their potential for spoiling movies.

Furthermore, they engage in a spirited debate about the effectiveness of pre-show commercials and the ever-changing landscape of movie theater ads. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they question the influence of ads on consumer behavior, particularly in the context of Cinemark's membership benefits.

Concluding with personal anecdotes and a toast, the hosts reflect on the value of movie experiences and the anticipation built by trailers, highlighting the delicate balance between too many and too few previews.

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