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Last Minute Marketing Push: Final Poster for Doubt
by Alex Billington
December 21, 2008
Source: Cinematical
Although Kevin already delivered his very positive review of Doubt earlier this week, I wanted to run this brand new poster today to shed some more light on the film. At first I didn't like the trailer and didn't want to have anything to do with this film, but when I watched that trailer again on the big screen in front of Frost/Nixon earlier this week, I had a revelation. I finally understood why this could potentially be so damn good. Bear with me and just accept this last minute marketing push as a good thing, because I'm not trying to strike up any more negative buzz, but rather promote this as it expands throughout December.
Thanks to Cinematical for debuting this final poster. Doubt is currently playing in limited theaters around the country with an expansion planned for Christmas Day, December 25th. Check out this poster below and read Kevin's review if you haven't already. Don't forget to let us know if you've already seen it or not!
Doubt is both written and directed by John Patrick Shanley, who was written screenplays for Moonstruck, Alive, and Congo and directed only Joe Versus the Volcano previously. The film is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name as written and directed by John Patrick Shanley as well. Miramax is debuting Doubt in limited theaters starting on December 12th this year. Will you see it?
Reader Feedback - 9 Comments
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yes
Scott McHenry on Dec 21, 2008
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I'll admit that I wasn't impressed by the trailer but I figured it had something to do with the usual crappy advertising that films receive. But how could anyone not like the play. I thought both versions were brilliant.
BahHumbug on Dec 21, 2008
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Amy Adams looks scary in that picture. I've been planning to see it since the first trailer, so it's just a question of when I'll be able to get to a theatre that's playing it.
Lady Aerin on Dec 21, 2008
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But they're in order of billing, Streep being top. Oops, oh, you were making a joke, my bad.
tzarinna on Dec 21, 2008
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That is a terrible poster for the movie. It is however, a great poster to show the accomplishments of Meryl Streep, which is completely pointless in this context.
9001 on Dec 22, 2008
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ha, i didn't even notice the names... until I read Andy's comment! Now it is really bugging me!!
Susana on Dec 25, 2008
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