Our Advent Adventure is nearing its end, but its story will continue on past Christmas Day, up until New Year's Eve in fact. Today, on the eve of Christmas itself, another segment of our 'Best of 2013 Awards' feature series locks into place.
Videos take precedence this time around, as we delve back through the past twelve months to discover the greatest promotional trailers produced by marketing teams between January 1st and December 31st. Nostalgia, thrills and spills await, so let's waste no further time:
10. THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE 'ATLAS' TV SPOT- Coldplay's new track Atlas was already a superb addition to The Hunger Games: Catching Fire's soundtrack, yet it wasn't until it launched definitively with this TV ad for the film that the song truly came into its gravitas-fuelled own.
6. BIOSHOCK INFINITE: BURIAL AT SEA TEASER TRAILER- If only its first major DLC expansion had been as consistent as the original product, then BioShock Infinite might have dominated 2013. Nevertheless, the first preview of Burial At Sea was stylised genius, a beautiful reproduction of the noir genre in miniaturised form...
5. MUPPETS MOST WANTED THEATRICAL TRAILER- Backed by Vinyl Hearts' infectious tune Let's Go, this initial trail for the sequel to The Muppets gets the ball rolling at a fair pace. Here's hoping that the final product lives up to its Film of the Year-nominated predecessor!
3. THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG TEASER TRAILER- And speaking of Desolation, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug's first preview was an astounding teaser. What a shame, then, that the full film couldn't help but disappoint compared to An Unexpected Journey...
1. X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST TEASER TRAILER- Whether the motion picture contains Rogue or not, X-Men: Days of Future Past has every right to be one of 2014's greatest hits, and its teaser trailer in no way tells us otherwise. Future marketing teams, take heed: this is a masterclass in how to send fans into a flurry without revealing key plot details too early in the promotional process. Is it May 23rd yet?
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