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Spiderman 3 Trailer (not)
by jerry
April 23, 2007 8:54 am


According to the folks at Black 20, “Spiderman 3 went way over budget, and to finish the film, producers had to use product placement to generate more money”.

This spoof (embedded below) is too good to ignore, despite the fact that half the 2:02 video is an ad for the Black 20 website, followed by 20 seconds of their logo. You can cut it off at the :47 sec mark.

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    • 6 comments   posted in Advertising

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    04/23/07  9:48am
    John Paul Cassidy says:

    This is just as funny as the PG-rated version “trailer” of 300!
    04/23/07  12:25pm
    ZekeySpaceyLizard says:

    I see they managed to sneak in the “THIS IS DELICIOUS!!” line into their spoof edited videos again.
    Hey Jerry, if you like these, you should find “Brokeback to the Future”
    Basically a comedy troupe edited Back to the Future III to be like Brokeback Mountain. It’s really well done and quite funny!
    04/23/07  3:34pm
    GagaMan says:

    That reminds me, how is that movie ‘Food Fight’ coming along?
    04/23/07  5:35pm
    Michael J. Ruocco says:

    “First, they put commercials in front of movies & now THIS?!”

    This is a very hilarious video!
    04/23/07  8:04pm
    Lord Dolmus says:

    It was funny but Spidey is my favorite super hero. I did of course liked Kool-Aid Man’s cameo, lol.
    04/23/07  10:35pm
    boggle says:

    Remember in Spidey one, the big festival sequence where Macy Gray is skinning a cat and there are products a plenty? We could be in for more of the same in three. Not too suprising. It’s a good way to get things paid for though it can be a tad obnoxious.
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