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I believe it's "Madding Crowd", not "Maddening Crowd". I used to mispronounce that myself.

Saturday night I went to a marathon of all of the Indinia Jones movies so I saw lots and lots of trailers although all of them were for modern releases rather than any more re-releases or special events.

Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice
Point Break
Fantastic Four
Ant-Man
In The Heart of The Sea
American Ultra
Spectre
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens

-Skyler

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In front of "Cinderella" (this was at the second-run theater"):

McFarland USA
Home

And that's it! Only two trailers! Can you believe it?

With Inside Out (in 2D):

Zootopia (I heard multiple excited whispers when "from the creators of Frozen and Big Hero 6" popped up on the screen...but then people groaned out loud at the "be-fur" pun. Audiences are hard to gauge.)

Pan (Always was "meh". Still is "meh". Special effects (aside from the obviously CGI Peter getting dragged behind a flying pirate ship) and set look decent. Everything else... )

The Good Dinosaur (I saw Inside Out with my mother, and she seemed downright confused by this. She thought that because Inside Out was a Pixar film, there wouldn't be another original Pixar film for a long time. "Two in one year?! Are they copying Jurassic World for money?!" was basically her reaction. By the way, this is unrelated, but Inside Out is a great film to take a parent to.)

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In front of "Inside Out":

Zootopia
The Peanuts Movie
The Good Dinosaur
Minions

Trailers in front of Pixar's Inside Out (all in 3D):

Hotel Transylvania 2
The Peanuts Movie
Zootopia
The Good Dinosaur

Trailers in front of Minions (all in 3D, unless otherwise noted):

Shaun the Sheep Movie (in 2D)
Jem and the Holograms (in 2D)
The Good Dinosaur
Hotel Transylvania 2
The Secret Life of Pets

In front of "Mr. Holmes":

Steve Jobs
Z For Zacharian
The Shaun the Sheep Movie

There were others, but I didn't see them all because the line for snacks was so slow.

In front od "Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation":

The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

Everest

Spectre (new James Bond movie)

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Trailers in front of Pixels (as with DreamWorks Animation's Home, all the trailers were in 2D, even though the main film was in 3D):

Shaun the Sheep Movie
Goosebumps (also being released in 3D)
Hotel Transylvania 2 (see above)

In front of "Tomorrowland" (at the second-run theater):

Inside Out
Pixels
Minions

In front of "The Shaun the Sheep Movie":

The Peanuts Movie
Pan
Hotel Transylvania 2
Goosebumps

In front of "A Walk In the Woods":

Star Wars - Episode VII: The Force Awakens
Spectre
The Witch
Truth

In front of Hotel Transylvania 2 (half of the trailers in 3D, the other half not):

The Good Dinosaur (in 2D, but the film's still getting a 3D theatrical release)
The Peanuts Movie (see above)
The Secret Life of Pets (in 3D)
The Angry Birds Movie (in 3D)

Trailers in front of Goosebumps (all in 2D, even though the main film was shown in 3D):

Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip
The Secret Life of Pets (also being released in 3D)
The 5th Wave
The Angry Birds Movie (also being released in 3D)

Trailers in front of The Peanuts Movie (once again, half of the trailers in 3D, the other half not):

Norm of the North (in 2D)
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip (in 2D)
The Angry Birds Movie (in 3D)
Kung Fu Panda 3 (in 3D)

In front of "Trumbo":

Legend
The Lady In the Van
Youth
45 Years

Trailers in front of Pixar's The Good Dinosaur (all in 3D, unless otherwise noted):

The Little Prince (in 2D, though it was released in 3D in France)
The Secret Life of Pets
Finding Dory
Zootopia

In front of "The Good Dinosaur":

Finding Dory
Zootopia
The Angry Birds Movie
Daddy's Home
Norm of the North

In front of The Force Awakens (all in 3D):
Star Trek Beyond
The Finest Hours
The Jungle Book (I did actually get unexpected chills seeing this on the big screen)

...that was it. I was expecting Zootopia, but nope. There were far more TV commercials than actual movie trailers after the lights dimmed. Granted, half of them were Star Wars related, but I had the same experience with Mockingjay Part 2 a month ago (and most of those commercials were Star Wars related too). Three trailers, ten commercials. I hate the route Cineplex is going with their preshows. Seeing trailers on the big screen used to be one of my favorite parts of going to a movie theatre. Now, it's like watching TV. And they wonder why people are turning to Netflix.

One thing, though, is that there was this adorable short animated film that replaced the typical "enjoy the show" message. I actually got teary eyed, but the Lucasfilm logo right after it ended was a shock since there was no warning that the movie was just going to suddenly start. I had to spend the textscroll recomposing myself.

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