After watching (and re-watching) the new Sex and the City trailer this morning, we’re convinced that, like many of the scenes filmed around the city, this trailer is a fake.
The proof:
1. You can hear Carrie say, “Hello, Lover!” This is not new- it’s from when she sees the Louboutins that she buys for Big’s last night in New York.
2. You can hear the quote, “trends come and go, but friendships never go out of style,” also from an old episode.
3. In one scene, she is wearing the same tutu outfit from the opening credits of the show (we’re just going to pretend that no one would buy a tutu twice in one lifetime.)
Not to mention that it also seems too short to be a real movie trailer, and so much emphasis is put on Carrie’s photo shoot in a wedding gown- we’re pretty sure there’s no way Carrie will be married by the end. That would just be too much.
Does anyone else feel like it’s a fake?
posted by Ali
Dec 07, 2007 3:24PM
It's real, it's just a "teaser" trailer. Movies do that all the time, it's meant to spark interest.
They JUST finished filming, so obviously they haven't done much editing; thus, they used old clips and some new scenes (that basically everyone has seen in pap pictures anyway) to create a short teaser.
Plus, "fake" trailers wouldn't be created in HD and put on the official AOL Movies site.