MySpace's never ending quest to make posting something on the internet so easy continues… it's just a shame that they can't also make the thing people post quality instead of crappy. For instance they've started hosting movie trailers. One problem: They're not downloadable. Ah well, still better than watching it through Yahoo Movies.
The latest trailer being hosted on MySpace is for a cool little movie called The Invisible. I saw the trailer for it this afternoon in front of The Last Kiss, but if you haven't seen it in theaters yet now it's online right here, or available through Cinema Blend's obligatory MySpace page here.
The idea is simply this: Something happens, rendering a teenager invisible to everyone around him. Is he dead? Is he mostly dead? Can he be saved? The movie's all about finding out, but it looks like a good take on one of the most common teenage nightmares. On paper you might expect some shallow, O.C. style drama, but the trailer makes it look more like the surprisingly cool Sci-Fi film in the vein of The Butterfly Effect. If it manages that, count me in for The Invisible.
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MySpace's never ending quest to make posting something on the internet so easy continues… it's just a shame that they can't also make the thing people post quality instead of crappy. For instance they've started hosting movie trailers. One problem: They're not downloadable. Ah well, still better than watching it through Yahoo Movies.
