h a l f b a k e r yI think this would be a great thing to not do.
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Sometimes, the best part of a movie is watching the
continual stream of trailers before the feature.
I propose a site that plays an endless stream of movie
trailers. The whole point of InfiniteTrailers is to lay back and
watch trailers as if you were at the movie theater or watching
tv.
If
you like a trailer you can click a thumbs up and it's added to
your "must watch" list which can be routed to your netflix
que.
Nothing but Trailers
http://www.hd.net/originals.html
Not infinite, but an hour-long show on HDNet. [Cedar Park, Jul 27 2010]
Nowmov
http://www.nowmov.com
I was thinking more like this. It's fairly seamless, no clutter or distraction. Just the video [goodmars, Jul 27 2010]
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This site might offer the option of dada trailers. On the theory that the most compelling images are used for the trailers, the software cuts individual shots apart from various trailers and puts them back together randomly. |
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Beware, [bungs], lest thou infringe the copyright of Quentin Tarantino ... |
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I would pay to watch that. As it is, the best I can do is to
channel surf very rapidly, with the sound off. Even so, it's
too comprehensible for my taste. |
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[+] I heartily agree with the sentiment of this idea. Often, the
trailers I watch are more memorable than the feature film. |
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The algorithm to determine what trailers to play could be similar to PageRank. Find youtube official trailers and count the links pointing in to them. Thereby creating a hierarchy. |
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