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 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
They put effort into the latest Lanthimos and Anderson trailers, though.

I didn't say otherwise so I'm not sure how "well they did it differently for other directors films" makes sense as a response? If anything it just further contrasts how odd it is that they seem to be putting very little effort into marketing this one. All I did was try to come up with possible reasons why the marketing seems to be nonchalant about it's own product.

 Ahtman wrote:

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
They put effort into the latest Lanthimos and Anderson trailers, though.

I didn't say otherwise so I'm not sure how "well they did it differently for other directors films" makes sense as a response? If anything it just further contrasts how odd it is that they seem to be putting very little effort into marketing this one. All I did was try to come up with possible reasons why the marketing seems to be nonchalant about it's own product.

I wasn’t arguing with you. I was agreeing by expressing my confusion about OBAA’s marketing. I guess it did not come across in text.

I was shocked that Caught Stealing actually came to my area for a split second. So fast, I missed it. However, we miss a lot of that kind of stuff.