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Troy | TRAILER REACTION (Patreon)

Published:
2025-11-12 16:00:12
Imported:
2026-06

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I have been wanting to start reacting to trailers as a way to share my excitement about the films I'll be reacting to, so I decided to finally give it a try!

Enjoy my very first film trailer reaction to Troy!! The Troy movie reaction will be up tomorrow!!

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Riggo 82

Sounds good.

Simon

Trailers can often give away spoilers. Just my opinion but I think it would be better going in to movies blind.

Sam

I never understand why someone would want to watch a trailer for something they are gonna watch anyway :D All it can do at this point is spoil stuff ;D But if u enjoy it like this, go for it!

Dan M

Love this idea! Thanks for the extra excitement! 👍 🔥

QuiGon_Jim (Howe)

I like it 👍 Just watch the first trailer for whatever you want to watch.. any more than that can spoil it for you.

QuiGon_Jim (Howe)

Also, if you want to see PEAK Eric Bana, watch 'Chopper' with no trailer beforehand

Lewis Hobbs

I think this is a fantastic idea. Can't wait for more.

Alex Gorell

Right? I actively avoid trailers of movies I wanna see. They expose/spoil way too much.

bullettbot

I love this idea in theory but...a lot of trailers new or old can give away a lot of story and take away the fun of you watching you seeing for the first time. For example if you had watched the Terminator 2 trailer and don't think you have seen it yet but the Truman show trailer. I hope I don't seem too negative about you being proactive of giving extra content but I personally feel this only works for select films.

Jeff I.

Not a fan of the idea, since trailers tend to give away/hint at big plot points or scenes. Better to just go in more blind for reaction purposes.

Jaykaul

Hollywood tends to give away whole movies and even plot twists in their trailers. Not sure if long term this would be a good thing. Still, great reaction!

McShades

Your volume was really low, might need to turn up your output.

George Roybal

I never ever watch trailers. They spoil way too much.

Dan M

I have to agree with what others have said about movie trailers. Sometimes too much about the plot or characters is given away. But I don’t think it would take away from your experience of seeing a movie for the first time, and diminish your true reaction to it. I mean, I grew up seeing trailers for movies during commercial breaks while I was watching a movie or a tv show, and in my head saying “Oh man, I have to see this movie!” There may be one way of getting around potential spoilers. If you let us know ahead of time which movie trailer you were thinking of watching, we could watch the trailer before you do, and if we think the trailer would spoil too much of the movie, we could give you a heads up. Otherwise, I like your forward thinking, and any trailers that you do wind up reacting to, I think just your initial first impressions would be sufficient. Like you said, if you think too much on it, it may have a negative impact on your reaction to the whole movie.

John Courtright

I get the excitement and the idea. Some trailers are works of art and strike exactly the right balance—hinting at what's to come without giving too much away. But even this trailer, which is not too bad, still gives away several plot points and shows key relational dynamics that unfold throughout the movie. In my opinion, it's not worth it. Going in blind is far better. It keeps your focus in the moment while watching (not wondering when something you saw in the trailer will happen) and allows for a completely unspoiled reaction.

Baldemort

I personally prefer when a movie reactor goes in blind to a film. Trailers can spoil things and whats even worse, is they can set up the wrong tone compared to what the film could be like, by gving you a wrong expectation or impression.

Eric Wallace

It just spoils the reaction... please go in blind from now on. Trailers give away too much

Raven Dark

The audio on this is terrible. I can barely hear a word. It sounds very similar to the KPop Demon Huntetrs sounded until you fixed it, if that helps.

Raven Dark

I don't have a cell. I know, hard to believe, but it's true. lol

Raven Dark

For some reason, this showed up in my feed again, and I had a glance at the comments. Just in case it seems like viewers are overly paranoid about spoilers, allow me to give an example as to why I agree that trailers spoil too much. Since you've already seen Terminator 2, do you remember how you reacted when Arnie ended up being the GOOD GUY in that one? Imagine if you found that out before you watched it. That's what T2's trailer does--it tells you he's good now. It sucks because, in theory, trailers would make for fun reactions, but even the newer ones give major plot stuff away. Sometimes, the newer ones are worse than the old ones for spoilers.