>>JIMMY: Hey Guys!
Welcome to another exciting episode of movie clips trailer review!
>>ALL: Yaaay!
>>JIMMY: I'm Jimmy.
>>RYAN: I'm Ryan.
>>JACOB: I'm Jacob.
>>JIMMY: We're looking at the brand new extra polished super shiny new OZ the Great and
powerful trailer.
>>RYAN: There are two adjectives to describe this trailer; one is green, and the other
is shiny.
>>JIMMY: So let's start with the green here.
>>RYAN: They're not even going to see this part--
>>JIMMY: They might-- >>RYAN: Because we're going to zoom in right…
here >>JIMMY: We're still sticking with this frame
ratio...
>>RYAN: He wants be a great wizard >>RYAN: Alright, let's stop
>>JACOB: This is the same as the first trailer.
>>JIMMY: Yeah, just different music >>RYAN: And James Franco still has the same
opening line >>JIMMY: I still can't believe that's the
best take they got.
>>RYAN: You never know with Sam Raimi, he does a lot of interesting tones in movies;
sometimes it flies wonderfully, like Drag Me To Hell.
And sometimes it sinks terribly, like Spiderman 3.
So we don't really know what he's going for, he could be going for an old-timey feel..
>>JIMMY: This feels a little too Spiderman 3 for me..
That is an epic toss.
>>RYAN: Now, the black and white in this is beautiful, the cinematographer is Peter Demming,
he shot Drag Me to Hell and before that hadn't worked with Sam Raimi for a while, I think
since Evil Dead 2.
But they've obviously been involved in each-other's professional lives for a while.
>>JIMMY: The contrast on this is almost, like, grayscale.
It's not even black and white, like old-school black and white, which is funny, you know,
you would think they would try to emulate the style of the Wizard of OZ, you know, before--
>>RYAN: I think this is accurate to the old wizard of Oz style, that wasn't that contrast-y,
that was rich.
>>JIMMY: I dunno, maybe my memory just feels more…
>>RYAN: You remember it all in color!
now hold on, now they have the 3D particle effects coming up…
If this is how they do it in the movie, I find it a little disappointing--
>>JIMMY: That they blew their load in the trailer?
>>RYAN: No, no, not that.
I think a fade in from black and white to color is like…
Well in the original Wizard of Oz it was kind of this revelation?
>>JIMMY: No, I'm gonna call it right now, I think this is what they're gonna do: little
bits and pieces of him are gonna color and it's gonna wash up him--
>>RYAN: Like Pleasantville?
>>JACOB: I think what's gonna happen is they're gonna keep that Spiderman trilogy thing in
the the movie, so while that scene's happening it's just gonna be there.
>>RYAN: They need to remind you.
>>JACOB: Yeah, they need to remind you.
>>JIMMY: I think Jacob nailed it >>RYAN: I mean, you don't spend all the time
on those titles and then not use them…
>>JIMMY: All of these titles will be in the movie.
I think this one is the most unnecessary title ever, because there's no way in hell that
you didn't know, just from the first couple shots, that this had to come from someone
who worked on Alice in Wonderland.
They look like they were separated at birth.
They're twins, they're Luke and Leia.
>>RYAN: So Alice in Wonderland was on Alderan?
And this movie was on Tatooine?
>>JIMMY: I dunno man, I really don't.
>>RYAN: That's accurate to your analogy.
>>JIMMY: I wish it was on Alderan when it exploded, because that movie sucked.
>>RYAN: If this movie's bad maybe it'll be like Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru.
>>JIMMY: But, I mean, yesterday you made a video comparing the two, the posters for this
and Alice in Wonderland, and this is one of the main pieces.
>>RYAN: And where can they find that video?
I'll tell them, there'll be a link in the description.
>>JIMMY: It's uncanny the comparison.
>>JACOB: It looks like literally the same poster.
>>JIMMY: It feels like they're phoning it in.
>>RYAN: This shot is kinda rad though-- >>JIMMY: I think that's a great shot.
Mila Kunis: GQ's (or Esquire's) sexiest woman alive…
>>RYAN: Is that true?
Did she get voted that?
Good for her.
>>JIMMY: This is cool.
>>RYAN: Yeah, again, it's more giving us a sense of the tone of the film…
>>JIMMY: One thing I always liked about the Wizard of Oz was the set pieces, especially
once they get to Oz, and the geometry of it.
Now, again, we know these are all digital…
But I love that look.
>>RYAN: It looks like a matte.
I mean, I know it's probably digital…
>>JIMMY: Woah, that's a cool shot.
Guys I haven't seen this yet, so you know, it's all excitement to me.
Woah, she's really rich.
>>RYAN: Scrooge McDuck.
>>JIMMY: Yeah, Scrooge McDuck.
>>RYAN: What makes this trailer different from the last ones is that the last ones gave
the implication that one of the sisters was going to become the wicked witch and this
one sort of gives the implication that the wicked witch already exists…
I don't know how true to the movie that is, or how much that's accurate.
There's a lot of green.
>>JIMMY: Not to go back to Star Wars, but maybe she's sort of Emperor Palpatine-ing
it?
>>RYAN: Yeah, if the final revelation in the movie is that she's the wicked witch, or that
she's been the wicked witch the whole time…
Yeah, there's the Scrooge McDuck shot.
>>JIMMY: This is the owner of M's Bulldog in Skyfall.
If you've seen it.
>>RYAN: There's a winged monkey, he seems like a nice on though.
There's Michelle Williams-- >>JIMMY: Yeah, here on the bottom left, he's
like, the winged monkey butler.
>>RYAN: There's Michelle Williams, who is the best thing about this trailer.
Seeing her in a movie like this, when she's been doing small indie movies…
>>JIMMY: What is this cloud?
This looks like Sauron.
>>RYAN: Yeah, no, it's a crossover.
They have a title that says Remember the Lord of the Rings?
>>JIMMY: So the monkey can talk…
Is that Dev Patel?
Or am I just projecting…
Racism?
>>RYAN: He doesn't have a british accent, so…
>>JIMMY: He sounds like he does…
>>RYAN: I heard a hard R in there.
>>JIMMY: Woah, so they're doing their best Super Mario Bros. I'm sorry, this looks like
Goombahs from Super Mario Brothers.
>>RYAN: Until the reveal-- watch out-- WOAH!
Now it's like muppet man.
>>JIMMY: THat's a cool shot.
>>RYAN: Here's the thing, i'm really into the idea that he like, lies about his magic,
and she lets him do what he has to for the people.
Again, Michelle Williams, just killin' it…
Look, the movie looks colorful.
It looks fun.
>>JACOB: See, that shot right there.
>>JIMMY: They're doing their best Dumbledore.
>>RYAN: They're missing titles here.
>>JIMMY: Yeah, insert new titles here.
So who is she fighting here?
>>RYAN: Yeah, it's Michelle Williams.
>>JIMMY: The effects do not look great, right here.
>>RYAN: Not when you frame-by-frame them, Jimmy.
>>JIMMY: Still look a little weird.
>>JACOB: That's an awesome shot.
>>JIMMY: Yeah, that's an awesome shot.
That's a crazy shot.
That monkey is really--
>>JACOB: The next shot after this too, this next shot is really--
>>ALL: That's amazing.
>>RYAN: That's the money shot, that's what just bought my ticket.
>>RYAN: So, Sam Raimi, I'm not a huge fan, I like a lot of his movies.
>>JIMMY: You're a huge fan.
>>RYAN: I wouldn't say I'm a huge fan.
>>JIMMY: If you like a lot of someone's movies, then you're a huge fan.
>>RYAN: Yeah, well, I didn't like Spiderman 3.
>>JIMMY: But you love the other two.
>>RYAN: I liked 1, I really liked 2.
>>JIMMY: You're not gonna get married to it?
>>RYAN: No, not gonna get married to it.
you know, maybe a few years, but, you know, i don't think it's going to be a lifelong
thing.
But anyway, this is an ok trailer.
>>JIMMY: Drag Me To Hell is great.
>>RYAN: So you're a huge fan?
>>JIMMY: You know, I am a huge fan.
Of Drag Me To Hell.
Not Sam Raimi,so, you know.
>>RYAN: Yeah, so, we'll see, he's hit or miss at times.
And it looks a lot like Alice in Wonderland, which was a big old miss.
So, maybe he can hit it, Tatooine made it OK…
I mean, they are different directors, I mean, Alice in Wonderland was Tim Burton, but I
mean, you know, Disney has its hands in things.
>>JIMMY: I mean, my personal opinion-- >>RYAN: That's Sam Raimi calling: he's pissed.
>>JIMMY: I really hope, I would love for Sam Raimi to call right now and try to defend
this film.
>>RYAN: Maybe it's great.
I hope it's great.
I'm always hoping for great movies.
>>JIMMY: I hope it's great too, it is so colorful, and like, way too much razzle dazzle, trying
to disguise the fact that beneath all the color--
>>RYAN: James Franco is the lead.
>>JIMMY: There's a problem for me.
I mean, the guy does too much, ok?
He's obviously not focused, at anything he does--
>>RYAN: When he was delivering that line about being great--
>>JIMMY: He was actually filling out an application for veterinary school.
>>RYAN: Anyway, so let us know what you think of Oz the Great and Powerful.
>>JIMMY: I do hope it's great.
>>RYAN: Yeah, me too, I'm always hoping for great movies.
I know that Jacob is, look at him, he's excited!
There's a link in the description, so you can watch the first one.
>>JIMMY: So you can compare, how much of the effects are now complete, and the movie's
finished, so…
>>RYAN: I'm going, I hope I see you there.
I'm Ryan.
>>JIMMY: I'm Jimmy.
>>JACOB: I'm Andrew.
Just kidding, I'm Jacob.
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