With dreams of making it in Los Angeles, a young woman finds her passion on the stage of a high class burlesque show.
I wish Christina Aguilera didn't have her mouth open that way. It's rather distracting because it just seems so strange. The rest of the poster though is eye-catching and thematic, so it should do well drawing an audience.
I like the tagline, but I hate the design. The black-and-white with pink highlights is just too young for a film about burlesque.
This trailer should be sufficient to draw in a large swath of the male audience, but also several women. It's colorful, well choreographed and features plenty of buxom dancers all while presenting itself honestly as a populist modern song-and-dance film.
It all depends on how good the film actually is. Releasing in late November's a good step and if critics take a shine to it, it could do quite well, though I doubt acting nominations are in the cards, but Art Direction and Costume Design could be, possibly even Song.
I have not seen this film.
-Wesley Lovell (August 5, 2010) Original
-Wesley Lovell (August 16, 2010) New Poster
-Wesley Lovell (August 30, 2010) New Poster