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Now You Face ... Marketing
Looks like June, 3 months out is when they decided to kick it in gear. We're going to see new trailers. We're getting individual character posters now. Toys are about to hit retailers. Crush Soda is running flavor specific runs for each turtle. Raph = Strawberry, Mikey = Orange, Donnie = Grape, and Leo = Berry. Pizza Hut marketing will soon be coming. More stuff coming to light.
THIS Shredder, totally over the top, just like the character was meant to be. But he looks totally bad ass. http://i.imgur.com/bpdtf6J.jpg Nice black and white theme as a nod to the possible original Mirage source material? I dig it. http://i.imgur.com/pPZwH2M.jpg Love Mikey's face here: https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.n...84694905_n.jpg |
I just hope places like Walmart would sell those posters, I would buy one of those black and white ones.
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Come on full trailer!!
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What in the world is Mikey doing? And isn't it spelled "Donny"? |
I have to agree with Powder, this didn't need it's own thread... (Those stencil-graffiti's are pretty nifty, tho.)
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But we can't discuss the various marketing images and other images in that thread it would be nice to have a thrwd where we could do that, comment on the pictures and talk about them, and not clutter the picture thread with needless posts that isn't images.
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The only part of this whole movie thing that made me smile.
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I like this thread so we can also discuss the photos unlike the stickied one.
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Great thread, we need some place to talk about all the stuff released without discussing in the image thread. Plus, this is a great place to talk about new trailers and TV spots, since the trailer discussion thread is also closed down.
Now let's hope this thread survives. |
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While I'm still not digging the designs, the graffiti promo is a really fun thing to see - I like the art style. If nothing else, I'm happy that we're at least starting to see something. |
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And it's not as silly as the short name for Richard :lol: |
I stickied this for ya. Play nice and have fun... :)
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I really like the black and white images. I don't drink soda, so the crush isn't something I'd pay attention to, but I like the simple B&W contrast in the images.. :) |
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I'm not even going to comment on their method of marketing. Any other movies using the X-Games as promotion? |
Yeah, cool, another thread for everyone to complain about the marketing. Awesoooome.
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But in all seriousness, it's about time they started the marketing. Wonder when more viral stuff will soon appear. |
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Graphities are nice. If not for designs, it would've been an interesting idea. |
Please know that I'm not trying to start an argument, but I do not understand the context in which people believe that TMNT is late is late to the marketing game.
The only reason I wish they would pick up the pace is because I love the turtles, and would love to see as much as possible. But does anyone here actually work in film marketing professionally? Someone who can say for sure they are lagging behind? A bunch of films are coming out in August, ie Guardians of the Galaxy, and I don't see them anywhere, sure they have more substantial trailers, and figures, just like the Turtles...but has anyone seen much more than that? Nope. Take a look at comicbookmovie.com, and the majority of the posters being released for Guardians are fan made awesomeness that even the director, James Gunn admits to wishing he could use. My point? Can a working professional confirm if they are lagging behind, OR is this truly just the opinion of fans on a forum? |
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All the way back to 2013. You should see Godzilla's marketing too. Yes, typically these types of movies market in small ways a year or so out from release(teaser posters, film stills, etc), and then pick up big 7-8 months from release with a teaser and/or official theatrical posters. Then after that we get the first full theatrical trailer which is usually around the 2-2.5 minute mark. After that you get more posters, more film stills, tv spots up until release. This movie started official marketing 5 months before release with a teaser trailer. Everything before that was leaked unofficially. So yes, the marketing for this movie prior to the teaser release was non-existant. Big summer blockbuster films of this type more often than not start marketing further out than 5 months from film release. Not a professional marketer, but I have been following these types of movies as a hobby for 10 years. |
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Where did you find those posters? Do you know if they'll be sold at retail or are just promotional items?
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Chucker: I dig the Black and white. I've heard that in the next few weeks there's going to be interviews, plot details and new footage released. Let it begin :D
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On the other hand, it can only get better from here. :lol: |
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They did not do that. |
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These pics are from Slash32. He bought this at Target recently near the registers.
Crush Soda tie-in with the symbol on the cap. It says "1 in 10 wins" apparently you can win movie tickets and other prizes. https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5476/...c0f70052_s.jpgIMAG0271 by the_real_slash, on Flickr https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3885/...bc3d083f_s.jpgIMAG0270 by the_real_slash, on Flickr I'm gonna try to buy one (or some!) tomorrow when I go snag some 2014 Movie figures |
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sweet!
ha! that shredder one is so over the top! with the caliber of quality behind this movie, i'd expect no less. from the very first image we received of the shredder, i've thought they were going with a kinda "extreme" mortal kombat style for the character designs and this goes right along with that. and that raph graffiti style one is def awesome! as per marketing...ive just now started seeing promotional stuff pop up at stores for how to train your dragon 2 and aside from the posters i still havent really seen anything for xmen literally til yesterday when i went to carls jr and saw they had kid's meal toys (all of which i scooped, heh.) iirc, i never really saw anything for cap or spidey 2 til about a month or six weeks before they came out. at least in terms of any periphery stuff. they had about the same as tmnt regarding posters n trailers/tv spots. id say we're in pretty standard shape regarding marketing. |
Captain America and Spider-man 2 both had Super Bowl ads.
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