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Compare and contrast the effectiveness of the trailer for Mission Impossible 2 and the trailer for Kevin and Perry Go Large.
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Compare and contrast the effectiveness of the trailer for Mission Impossible 2 and the trailer for Kevin and Perry Go Large. The purpose of trailers is to advertise a film and make the audience want to go and see it. To catch the audience's eye, film trailers have to be effective and original. In this case the trailers for Mission Impossible 2 and Kevin and Perry Go Large are both effective, making the films look like something that the viewer wants to pay to see. Kevin and Perry Go Large starts without sound creating suspense for the viewer as what is approaching is unknown. A man's dialogue, which is non-diegetic, introduces the trailer. The significance of the man's voice relates to the two main characters who are both male. The male voice is mysterious which also creates suspense as something eerie may happen throughout the film. When the narrator says "Any...
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