Oblivion. Without question. It plays before everything.

It looks like the ultimate menopause movie.

Maybe, in general. Not in this case though. I really don't see how anybody can think that looked good unless you're a huge fan of Streep and Roberts. It looks like the ultimate menopause movie.

Translation: a movie in which many of the main characters are older women.

I can watch any number of channels to see old women getting upset at each other and teenagers thinking their lives are unfair.

The human condition bores Flava'd.

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2
Delivery Man

Though I understand the reason why it is done, I hate when trailers for independent and/or art-house friendly films are overloaded with critical quotes. There is a new trailer for Inside Llewyn Davis, and I saw it twice day, once before 12 Years a Slave and then before The Counselor. I swear, every five to ten seconds, the trailer cuts to a three-, four-, or five-sentence long critical quote. It becomes headache inducing trying to read each one before it leaves the screen. Christ, why not just cut an hour-long trailer and let every word Manohla Dargis has ever typed regarding the Coens scroll across the screen?

Again, I understand conveying prestige is a part of drawing an upscale adult audience to a theatre, but I believe many smaller films' trailers end up failing to convey other essential factors, such as storyline and style, in their mad rush to include as many film-festival laurels and quotes as they can.