
While they probably wouldn't before, I bet they will now. The trailer for Women in Trouble has gone up over at Apple, and while it does have all that it promises -- raunchy glimpses of sex, "hot chicks in lingerie" -- it's also got ... rousing music teamed with pictures of girls frolicking, tearful exclamations from a wife whose husband is cheating on her, discussions of loneliness, and the montage of smiling scenes that introduce all the actors in the film while the lyrics say: "I just want to be loved." Yet it also ends with back-to-back dialog: ""If we don't tell people how we feel, what are we doing here?" ... "Do you have fake boobs?"
I dig the confusion, to a degree. There's no better way to get some parties interested in the film other than to confuse them enough that they have to see it and figure out what's what. But with this super-sweet trailer in 100% classic "chick flick" style, it seems like they're finally throwing out the confusion and letting the film dig deep into its interpersonal relationships. But then the poster (to the right) still looks campy. Is this just another step to the confusion? Will some spanky-saucy trailer come next? What do you make of all this, and do you think this all will work?