I feel like CinemaCon is a harder one to get hyped for because so little gets released to the public, and it’s hard for me to get excited just reading footage descriptions from the panels. I’d almost rather all of it just be under embargo since it’s primarily for the theaters/studios than having to read someone’s play-by-play of a clip/trailer 🥴

I definitely think they should take a page from SDCC and release some of it online.

I can understand why we might not see the Clayface teaser or in-person comments made by stars who are in attendance (these are the "you had to be there" things) but why wouldn't you release sizzle reel trailers (Supergirl, etc) - at least a day or so after?

1 hour ago, Ben Kendrick said:

I definitely think they should take a page from SDCC and release some of it online.

I can understand why we might not see the Clayface teaser or in-person comments made by stars who are in attendance (these are the "you had to be there" things) but why wouldn't you release sizzle reel trailers (Supergirl, etc) - at least a day or so after?

Hear, hear! It doesn't maske much sense considering how social media is essential for marketing nowadays

Agree with the above comments. The most exciting descriptions are for the things I was already hyped for anyway - e.g. Resident Evil, Dune 3 - but they have added to my excitement

Just now, James Hunt said:

Agree with the above comments. The most exciting descriptions are for the things I was already hyped for anyway - e.g. Resident Evil, Dune 3 - but they have added to my excitement

I hope the Sonic 4 trailer would come soon.

Yeah. It's great to hear stuff like Resident Evil, Dune, etc. are looking great, but I want to see some of this footage. They should definitely release some of it.

The trouble is that it was us, the media, who made CinemaCon a big deal lmao

It used to just be a regular ass trade show, and now we want it to be comic-con