'Sonic The Hedgehog' live action movie gets fresh trailer with new Sonic design

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After the negative reception following the release of the first Sonic The Hedgehog live action movie trailer, the producers and director of the movie delayed the title's release to rework on Sonic's CGI model. Today we got a first peak at the new Sonic in a brand new trailer where the spiky protagonist looks less humanoid and more like the Blue Blur himself:

What do you think of Sonic's redesign? Will it make you reconsider watching the movie when it releases in February 14, 2020?

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Staring Jim Carrey as Robbie Rotten playing Robotnik but without that pesky PG ranting holding him back.

I wonder whether that bad design (which was first released) was made on purpose to promote the movie

Unfortunately it wasn't, or the design would just have been used for the trailer alone.

Edit; Do the Eggman!

 
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I wonder whether that bad design (which was first released) was made on purpose to promote the movie
No one would show something bad on purpose- people hav pride and ego especially in the film industry
 

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Okay, saw the trailer. First impression?

While I do think that attempts to make a "realistic" cartoon character often make them look much different and almost unrecognizable, this one I'd have to say they did better on.

Compare them - First trailer Sonic on the left, new trailer Sonic on the right:
Sonic_film_comparison.jpg


That being said, Jim Carrey is still not the best choice for Robotnik, but whatever. They're obviously not going to change that before launch. Everything else seems fine. It looks like a funny movie, only I would have liked to see if the other Sonic characters were in it.

EDIT: To emphasize my first point, here's another comparison.

The Smurfs Movie:
TheSmurfs2011Poster.jpg


Smurfs: The Lost Village:
Smurfs_The_Lost_Village_poster.jpg


EDIT 2: Here's a copy of the old trailer, if anyone wants their eyes to bleed:

 
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I'm still not expecting quality from the movie as a whole, and I highly doubt much other people are.
 

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I was going to watch this no matter what design they used. Let’s say the movie isn’t going to be that great, the design would not matter. Hopefully the movie is good since they took extra time to redesign sonic.
 

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The first design was a marketing ploy to make internet explode in memes. There is no bad advertisement.
I don't think that's the case - if looking at all the previous kid oriented franchise-to-live action releases (Garfield, Alvin and The Chipmunks, Smurfs, etc.), original version of Sonic looks exactly like Hollywood executive's idea of "good design that appeals to children"; there's even certain DreamWorks touch to it.
 
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