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* '''Family''': TBA. | * '''Family''': TBA. | ||
* '''Horror''': The AMC logo fades in with a blue spotlight shining on it. A second later, it abruptly brightens. The camera zooms to the bottom-right corner of it, revealing a platform with blood stains all over it, the text "keep track of your stuff", and a white doll with red ponytail hair, an orange flower on the heart, red lips, sharp teeth, and glowing cat eyes. The doll cracks its head, then lunges towards the screen, blacking it out. We rotate around the text "report suspicious characters" with lights circling around (similar to the deadlights from ''It''), which then fade away. A static TV can be seen on the side as a hand appears and rocks it for a second. We zoom past the TV to see a door with a white glow behind it, and the text "front, behind, left, right" beside it. The door opens, revealing the floor to be a wooden textured one. We see the text "walk", hovering over a red wood floor and lit by a spotlight, with the camera moving up to reveal the text "move", "far", and "away" being lit in sync with the announcer. We zoom past the text and go up to an egg sitting on a chamber which opens, with the text "coming soon" glowing blue for a moment. We zoom into the glowing portion of the egg, seguing into the MPAA band screen. | * '''Horror''': The AMC logo fades in with a blue spotlight shining on it. A second later, it abruptly brightens. The camera zooms to the bottom-right corner of it, revealing a platform with blood stains all over it, the text "keep track of your stuff", and a white doll with red ponytail hair, an orange flower on the heart, red lips, sharp teeth, and glowing cat eyes. The doll cracks its head, then lunges towards the screen, blacking it out. We rotate around the text "report suspicious characters" with lights circling around (similar to the deadlights from ''It''), which then fade away. A static TV can be seen on the side as a hand appears and rocks it for a second. We zoom past the TV to see a door with a white glow behind it, and the text "front, behind, left, right" beside it. The door opens, revealing the floor to be a wooden textured one. We see the text "walk", hovering over a red wood floor and lit by a spotlight, with the camera moving up to reveal the text "move", "far", and "away" being lit in sync with the announcer. We zoom past the text and go up to an egg sitting on a chamber which opens, with the text "coming soon" glowing blue for a moment. We zoom into the glowing portion of the egg, seguing into the MPAA band screen. | ||
* '''Comedy''': The AMC logo fades in with a blue spotlight shining on it. A second later, it abruptly brightens. The camera zooms to the bottom-right corner of it, revealing the "keep track of your stuff" text hovering over a green floor (presumably a pool/casino game table) with a shot glass (with what appears to be beer) sitting there. Playing cards, from off-screen, are tossed under the table, residing underneath the text, while casino chips shortly fall afterwards onto them. We flip over to where the text is now next to a red-trimmed phone in which the shot glass rolls into (with tiny beer puddles barely seen next to it). The phone buzzes, as text saying "WHERE'S DOUG?!?!" is typed on-screen from a pop-up table. We zoom underneath the text and see a darkly-lit room with a checker-boarded floor. The text "report suspicious characters" in a neon green color waves around (similar to a ghost). A knock-off version of the ghost trap from ''Ghostbusters'' (with a blue-yellow palette instead of a gray-yellow one) is tossed in from off-screen, opens up, and sucks the text in, with red and blue streaks also being pulled in the process. But the text is instead stripped from it's neon green color, with it turning into the campaign's signature red. Two buttons on the ghost trap light up. The camera then zooms past it, with the text "right" spinning next to a brown-colored speaker with a plastic cup (and one laying down on the bottom) on a mat sitting on a rugged floor. The camera zooms out, revealing the text "front, behind" and "left," all next to the right and in a stacked alignment, via a blue light switching on. Everything thumps to the beat of the music, with a door sitting on the left. The door opens, revealing a light (ala the [[Virtual Studios]] logo) in which the camera zooms into. | * '''Comedy''': The AMC logo fades in with a blue spotlight shining on it. A second later, it abruptly brightens. The camera zooms to the bottom-right corner of it, revealing the "keep track of your stuff" text hovering over a green floor (presumably a pool/casino game table) with a shot glass (with what appears to be beer) sitting there. Playing cards, from off-screen, are tossed under the table, residing underneath the text, while casino chips shortly fall afterwards onto them. We flip over to where the text is now next to a red-trimmed phone in which the shot glass rolls into (with tiny beer puddles barely seen next to it). The phone buzzes, as text saying "WHERE'S DOUG?!?!" is typed on-screen from a pop-up table. We zoom underneath the text and see a darkly-lit room with a checker-boarded floor. The text "report suspicious characters" in a neon green color waves around (similar to a ghost). A knock-off version of the ghost trap from ''Ghostbusters'' (with a blue-yellow palette instead of a gray-yellow one) is tossed in from off-screen, opens up, and sucks the text in, with red and blue streaks also being pulled in the process. But the text is instead stripped from it's neon green color, with it turning into the campaign's signature red. Two buttons on the ghost trap light up. The camera then zooms past it, with the text "right" spinning next to a brown-colored speaker with a plastic cup (and one laying down on the bottom) on a mat sitting on a rugged floor. The camera zooms out, revealing the text "front, behind" and "left," all next to the right and in a stacked alignment, via a blue light switching on. Everything thumps to the beat of the music, with a door sitting on the left. The door opens, revealing a light (ala the [[Virtual Studios]] logo) in which the camera zooms into. Over a {{color|darkred|maroon}}-colored polished plaid floor, the "walk" text is seen, with lights turning on behind it to reveal "move", "far", and "away". We fly by the text to a parallel glowing light, which is the edges of a bowling lane. A {{color|orange|carrot orange}} bowling ball rolls down the lane while the background illuminates to reveal a retro-style space background with {{color|yellow}}, {{color|red}}, {{color|blue}}, {{color|orange}}, and {{color|darkviolet|purple}} abstract stars eventually filling the screen. The camera zooms up to the text "coming soon", with te two words stacked on top of each other. The words are dislodged from their positions and fly off, while two more large stars flip on-screen (one with {{color|yellow}} edges and a {{color|darkgreen|dark green}} interior, and another with {{color|orange}} edges and a {{color|green}} interior). One of them engulfs the screen, segueing into the MPAA band screen. | ||
* '''Superhero''': TBA. | * '''Superhero''': TBA. | ||
* '''Animation''': TBA. | * '''Animation''': TBA. | ||
* '''Sci-Fi''': TBA. | * '''Sci-Fi''': TBA. | ||
* '''Romance''': | * '''Romance''': The AMC logo fades in with a blue spotlight shining on it. A second later, it abruptly brightens. The camera zooms to the bottom-right corner of it. A dimly lit {{color|navy|dark blue}} background with bubbles flies past the screen until the camera gets to a seabed with the text "keep track of your stuff" hovering over it. Then, a locket with a sapphire heart floats down and settles on the bed (similar to the one from ''Titanic''). The camera pans up and we see a masquerade mask with a {{color|darkred|maroon}}, bubbly crown, and {{color|red}} featherpieces laying on a polished wood floor. The camera turns and reveals the text "report suspicious", followed by "characters" zooming in under it. The mask falls and resides on the text. A spotlight can be seen for a brief moment before the camera swiftly pans to the right to reveal the text "front, left" and "behind, right" wobbling next to a stone doorstep with vines around its holding frame with light beaming above a wooden door. One of the doors opens, with petals being thrown out of it. The camera then zooms into the other half of the door, which also opens. Over a {{color|darkred|maroon}}-colored polished plaid floor, the "walk" text is seen, with lights turning on behind it to reveal "move", "far", and "away". The text "coming soon", over a polished wood floor, is seen over a white rose laid over a green letter with "To My Love" in a {{color|red}} script font. As it zooms closer, the letter has a gold rim with vertical oblongs overlapping each other. The text dissolves and the oblongs move down, segueing into the MPAA band screen. | ||
* '''Fantasy''': TBA. | * '''Fantasy''': TBA. | ||
* '''Drama/Indie/Foreign''': | * '''Drama/Indie/Foreign''': | ||
* '''It's Movie Time (Coca-Cola Freestyle)''': Many characters from the previous trailers (along with a jetpack dot from the previous trailer's Coca-Cola variant) are running towards a "Coca-Cola | * '''It's Movie Time (Coca-Cola Freestyle)''': Many characters from the previous trailers (along with a jetpack dot from the previous trailer's Coca-Cola variant) are running towards a "Coca-Cola Freestyle" machine (a machine in which you can dispense any drink from any Coca-Cola brand and variant). The jetpack dot flies around and selects Sprite Zero-Sugar Grape, in which he pushes the "POUR" button and the drink is dispensed. The dot grabs it and drinks, causing him to teleport out of view. As two helicopters fly overhead, the characters take notice (along with three ninjas that swoop down) and all go for the machine. One of the ninjas selects Coca-Cola Cherry and drinks it, causing him to teleport through a hyper-space tunnel into a theater. Other characters teleport in, and the camera cuts to the same ending shot from the 1st trailer variant. | ||
'''Technique:''' CGI animation. | '''Technique:''' CGI animation. | ||