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Harold Hallikainen
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posted 03-25-2017 11:33 AM

http://www.vulture.com/2017/03/how-a-handful-of-sound-effects-took-over-movie-trailers.html?mid=huffpoent

Bwooooom. That rumbling bass-drop noise isn’t in every movie trailer — Beauty and the Beast does just fine without it — but it sure seems like it. The trailer for John Wick: Chapter 2 uses the drop. So does the Power Rangers trailer. Even the trailer for the Holocaust drama The Zookeeper’s Wife can’t resist. The sound is so common in movie trailers that CinemaRaven, a video-production company, made a mocking supercut about the trope....

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