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Trailervision is responsible for popularizing the idea that movie trailers are their own artistic medium. Cutting edge fictional trailers by a group of Canadian actors and directors exploded on the internet in 1999 with one of the first popular video sites in the internet. The idea was movie trailers for movies that don't exist, so that the movies were actual original creations. The next year, CNN would call Trailervision an "international cult phenomenon." Trailervision titles include: Lance Banyon VS Ku Klux Klan, Weeners, Switched, Wimp Club, Cry, Cliches in Love, Welcome To Office Sex and I Know What you'll Want Next Summer. |
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