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Jake Lafree
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Fantastic Four 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)

Fox
5 Reels
Scope
SR/SRD/SDDS/DTS
Deluxe

Attached: Live Free or Die Hard (although I had to remove all attached trailers from our prints since the movie is now rated "PG")

In Cans:
Underdog
Bratz
Golden Compass
August Rush
Transformers
Evan Almighty
Bourne Ultimatum
Daddy Day Camp

There are a few seconds of credits, then a brief shot of the Surfer in space, then the rest of the credits, so watch your cues.

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Ross Oba
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quote: Jake Lafree
Attached: Live Free or Die Hard (although I had to remove all attached trailers from our prints since the movie is now rated "PG")
I don't think you should have removed that trailer because the theaters are legally bound to show whatever is attached to the movie. By removing the attached trailer you are breaching the contract. And Fox knows that the movie is PG therefore they created a newer shorter version of the trailer targeted to the audience. Plus there have been rumors abound that Live Free or Die Hard is going to be PG-13.

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Darryl Spicer
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quote: Ross Oba
I don't think you should have removed that trailer because the theaters are legally bound to show whatever is attached to the movie. By removing the attached trailer you are breaching the contract. And Fox knows that the movie is PG therefore they created a newer shorter version of the trailer targeted to the audience. Plus there have been rumors abound that Live Free or Die Hard is going to be PG-13.

Nope not in the contracts in reguards to trailers. Yes Live free or die hard is rated PG-13. If exhibitors have a policy about no PG-13 or R trailers on PG titles they can be removed so long as the studios are made aware of the policy. SOme studios will even make sure they get an appropriate title to put in place of the other trailer.

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Jeremy Jorgenson
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oddly enough, the title on screen eliminates the word "fantastic" altogether:

4 Rise of the Silver Surfer

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Jake Lafree
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Our corporate office made it strictly clear for us to remove the "Live Free or Die Hard" attachment from the prints. I realize the attached trailer was shorter and "softer" and if it was up to me, I would've left it on.

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