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Out of the two trailers shown for The Lady or The Tiger film, trailer #1 was by far the best due to the passionate emotion and alluring Colosseum shown. The reason why trailer #1 was the best trailer is because it shows more intensity and emotion then trailor #2. A scene shown with a jealous-strucken women gave the impression that there will be a fierce love plot. Drama-loving women and couples would be lured into the theaters to watch this exciting film. It is not just the intriguing love plot that will bring critics and fans to the theaters, but it will also bring them, because of the shown infamous but amazing Colosseum. Many people see the Colosseum as a symbol of exciting events long ago, along with gladiator fights and drama. Men and

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