The marketing for this is going to have it explode. Just a basic teaser that discloses nothing and then relies on the existing web content on the
topic to drive the film. The "Google search: 2012" at the end of the trailer is beyond brilliant. Friends and co-workers who have saw the trailer,
I've asked them if they are familiar with the 2012 conspiracies and many are not. I told them to plug it into Google and see how excited they get
for the movie.
The "leave them wanting more" approach that we're seeing with this trailer is going to work, in my opinion. Much like Cloverfield did and The Dark
Knight, I think this is going to get a lot of buzz through it's marketing.
Even without doing the google search, the lack of information given leaves us wanting more. So even if we don't google it, it's more than likely
we'll at least ask others about it.
The trailer plays on our curiosity and that's not something we can easily ignore.
Even if it doesn't work out as they hope, it's still very early and plenty of time to re-adjust. I think it's going to cause a stir though.