seriously.



Link to the Verge article

You could’ve stopped at “Liberals are upset.” It’s their natural state.

Vague, check.
Ominous, check.
Unnecessary, check.

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Originally posted by Ripley:
Vague, check.
Ominous, check.
Unnecessary, check.

But that is the lost art of a good trailer. I love movie trailers that save me $$ by not even having to watch the movie now. At least this one seems to make it interesting and doesnt tip it's hat one way or the other. I think it at least categorizes as interesting.

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Originally posted by redstone:


But that is the lost art of a good trailer. I love movie trailers that save me $$ by not even having to watch the movie now. At least this one seems to make it interesting and doesnt tip it's hat one way or the other. I think it at least categorizes as interesting.

I have to admit when I see QAnon + HBO, my mind is already pretty much made up, trailer notwithstanding. I don't have HBO so I won't be seeing this effort but the linked article does nothing to dismiss my preconceptions.

Without getting too much further in the weeds, there seem to be about as many definitions of QAnon as there are people, weaponized by both sides as fear-mongering. If someone claims to know what QAnon is, I think they don't.

I gave up trying to figure out what QAnon is all about. After watching the trailer I doubt the show will clear things up for me. Too many other things to waste my time on, so I'll pass.

Jim

I won’t be watching it but the fact that it pisses off the libtards gives it an A+ in my books

interestingly. from YouTube I did a search for "qanon" and "HBO" and "trailer" and I got a whole bunch of talk shows and other liberal crap about QAnon. But not this trailer.
I then did the same search on google and it not only showed me the trailer on YouTube, it also showed me the link to the article where I had originally seen it on my phone.

Since google owns YouTube, why would the search work on Google but not on YouTube? hmm . . . .