The Wackness has a third trailer. They keep getting better. Still not entirely representative of the greatness of this movie, but also still better than that first awful trailer we got awhile back. This one is focused mainly on Shapiro’s relationship with Olivia Thirlby’s character.
They’ve also spiced the look of the movie’s marketing materials up a bit. You’ll see them using brighter colors in this trailer, and also in the movie’s brand new poster, which we’ve got for you below the video… below. The thing did look a little drab before, and this is definitely not a drab film. Check it out:
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The Wackness has a third trailer. They keep getting better. Still not entirely representative of the greatness of this movie, but also still better than that first awful trailer we got awhile back. This one is focused mainly on Shapiro’s relationship with Olivia Thirlby’s character.
