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Continuing the Fox studios style of marketing, yet another scene from the movie has dropped, either stoking anticipation further or making you wish there was still some kind of mystery left for the film by the time it hits theaters. In this brief clip, we see Joaquin Phoenix's Freddie Quell running near the point of exhaustion as he tries to find his ship which he has "lost." And holy fucking cinematography -- for those of you who can see the movie in all its 70mm glory, enjoy it.
"The Master" screens tomorrow night at the Castro Theater at 8 PM for $10 with proceeds going to The Film Foundation. Get your tickets here. The film opens in theaters around the country on September 14th.
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7 Comments
Ryan | August 20, 2012 9:41 PM
I'm sad to hear that since I've loved many of the shots/scenes from these trailers.
Zachary | August 20, 2012 8:52 PM
SPOILER ALERT: That's right, Galactica. I caught the Chicago screening as well, and this bit missed the boat as well.
Quell | August 20, 2012 6:37 PM
LOL!
Emerson | August 20, 2012 6:28 PM
SPOILER ALERT: I was at the Chicago screening, and it's funny to note that none of the trailers released so far have actually been comprised of scenes featured in the film. So there's still almost entirely only mystery awaiting those who haven't seen it yet.