Titanic 2 Trailer - Laughing Machine Blog

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The discussion centers around a creative trailer for "Titanic 2," highlighting its impressive editing and the element of surprise for viewers unfamiliar with the referenced films. Participants express enjoyment of the trailer while questioning its purpose. The mention of "FOZEN MAN" is noted as a clear giveaway, suggesting that some elements may be too obvious for those in the know. Overall, the conversation appreciates the creativity while pondering the rationale behind the project.

Apr 14, 2006

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Apr 14, 2006

neutrino

That was creative!

Apr 14, 2006

Gale

that was pretty good... just.. why?

Apr 15, 2006

BryanP

Very good edit.

I mean, if you didn't watch any of the movies in there, you probably would have fell for it.

Then again, the FOZEN MAN thing was kind of a give-away. Heh.

Apr 15, 2006

scott1

Titanic 2:http://www.snakesonaplanemovie.com/"

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