New 2012 Trailer Expands on Teaser & Fear of the End (UPDATE)
Andrew Robichaud — June 19, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: whowillsurvive2012
In the first teaser for the upcoming movie '2012' the viewers are asked, “How would the World’s leaders prepare 6 billion people for the end of the world?”
That original teaser left room for imagination and comfort but this new theatrical trailer does not. The apocalypse is brought to real life and thrown in your face. The world is brought to its knees among disaster, panic and destruction while someone (anybody) tries to make sense of the whole situation.
Based on the Mayan calender that says the world will end on December 21st, 2012, this movie looks to invoke some fear among anyone who sees it (depending on what you believe in).
The answer to the teasers question… “They wouldn’t.”
That original teaser left room for imagination and comfort but this new theatrical trailer does not. The apocalypse is brought to real life and thrown in your face. The world is brought to its knees among disaster, panic and destruction while someone (anybody) tries to make sense of the whole situation.
Based on the Mayan calender that says the world will end on December 21st, 2012, this movie looks to invoke some fear among anyone who sees it (depending on what you believe in).
The answer to the teasers question… “They wouldn’t.”
Trend Themes
1. Apocalyptic Movies - Opportunity for filmmakers and production companies to capitalize on the fear and fascination with the end of the world by creating visually stunning and emotionally gripping apocalyptic movies.
2. Mayan Calendar Prophecies - Opportunity for marketers and event planners to create unique and engaging experiences centered around the Mayan calendar prophecies, offering immersive storytelling and educational opportunities.
3. Existential Anxiety - Opportunity for psychologists and mental health professionals to develop new therapeutic approaches and tools to help individuals cope with existential anxiety and fear of the unknown.
Industry Implications
1. Film and Entertainment - The film industry can embrace this trend by producing engaging and thought-provoking apocalyptic movies that capture the public's imagination and address their fears.
2. Marketing and Events - The marketing and events industry can create experiential campaigns and immersive events that explore the themes of the Mayan calendar prophecies, offering unique and memorable experiences for participants.
3. Psychology and Mental Health - The field of psychology and mental health can develop innovative approaches and tools to help individuals navigate and overcome existential anxiety, providing essential support and guidance during uncertain times.
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