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Originally Posted by bluesparrow

It's one of the key sequences in the movie.

So?

It doesn't change the fact that.

1. It's not that noticable

2. It's not the most iconic musical piece in the movie (we all know what the most iconic piece is) And even if it was, who cares?

3. It doesn't matter. It's just music. Or I shouldn't say "just" music, but it was ultimately picked for the reason of "it fits the trailer." I don't get what the big problem is. Calling it "pretentious" and using the word "snob" quite frankly seems like a case of pot meets kettle. There's no reason to get up in arms about an excellent piece of music being used in a trailer for which it tonally fits perfectly.

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Earlier you said:

That's what I thought, then I looked it up since I wasn't 100% sure. It is an early, limited look, nothing I said there is wrong. This was made way back before SDCC of 2012. However the reason for it's exclusitivity and getting taken down is because of the quote, evidently.

Yet funnily enough, it's apparently been up for two weeks before now, and only with the news of the November trailer was it discovered.

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Originally Posted by bluesparrow

Can't have it both ways.

Actually, yeah I can.

It's an old, rough trailer, made to be exclusively shown at SDCC. The reason it has remained exclusive is because of the family's disapproval over the quote use.

Seems straightforward to me.

All this conversation reminds me of is how the early Man of Steel trailers used LOTR music and were utterly freaking dumb because it's utterly dour, somber tone totally clashed with the quasi-inspiring and uplifting visuals and how it's the EXACT opposite of the case here.

I only hope Godzilla turns out to be a better movie.