Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D has a new trailer, and it’s a big improvement. The focus this time is less on the movie’s rather shoddy looking CGI effects, and more on fast-paced action. Though this is definitely a much better trailer than the last one we got a few months ago, it’s only better because they’re doing a better job of hiding all the crummy looking green screen that you’ll have to put up with while actually watching the movie. Remember whe movies used to use sets? Yeah, I missed that.
In addition to the trailer, New Line/WB has released a new poster for the film. See the poster in high-res here and watch the trailer below.
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Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D has a new trailer, and it’s a big improvement. The focus this time is less on the movie’s rather shoddy looking CGI effects, and more on fast-paced action. Though this is definitely a much better trailer than the last one we got a few months ago, it’s only better because they’re doing a better job of hiding all the crummy looking green screen that you’ll have to put up with while actually watching the movie. Remember whe movies used to use sets? Yeah, I missed that.
