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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
* ''Dentro de la Película ("Inside The Movie") (2008-2009):'' Front Row Joe and Segurito walk through a rainforest together, chatting happily. They are then shocked to find themselves surrounded by movie monsters, including Frankenstein's monster, a ghost, a ''King Kong''-like gorilla, a robot, a UFO, a living monster truck, and two aliens that resemble the ones from ''Mars Attacks''. Front Row Joe panics, swinging his arms. The camera swerves over to a tree covered in mushrooms with the glowing green sign "SALIDA/EXIT" on it. Front Row Joe points to the exit tree, terrified of what has to be done next. Sure enough, he is chased by all of the movie monsters as he lets out an odd scream. "DON'T PANIC!" yells Segurito, as he orders Front Row Joe to chill. He skids to a stop, and sure enough the movie monsters keep running ahead of him and crash into something offscreen, with a lost tire from the monster truck rolling into view. He winces at the sight for a second, before Segurito comes in and pulls down a blueprint. In blueprint stick figure style, it is demonstrated why you shouldn't leave things in the theater aisles as a stick figure sets down their backpack, and a stick version of Front Row Joe trips over it and falls flat on his face, his eyes turning to crosses. Stick Front Row Joe enters a theater door on the right and exits the one of the left, puzzling him as he scratches his head confused with a big "?" above him. A theater working stick figure with a megaphone guides stick Segurito, the stick figure that tripped Front Row Joe with their backpack, and stick Front Row Joe to calmly walk out of the theater. We then go back to the normal artstyle as Segurito continues to explain the blueprint to Front Row Joe and the movie monsters, with the gorilla wearing magenta glasses and taking notes on a notepad. He continues talking even as he and Front Row Joe use the tree exit, giving a peace sign. Front Row Joe and Segurito are now in the theater together, with Front Row Joe drinking his drink and Segurito eating popcorn. Someone's phone rings, and Front Row Joe shushes it. The camera zooms out to reveal that, to Front Row Joe's unease, many of the movie monsters (including a previously unseen yeti) are also watching the movie. While Front Row Joe remains uncomfortable, Segurito is as cheery as ever. The scene irises out over the face of the gorilla, giggling. A red and yellow starburst akin to a old cartoon title card appears, as the yellow text "ESTA FUE OTRA CARACATURA DE" folds over the top and the faces of Segurito and Front Row Joe zoom in. They move up a bit to make space for the ACHS and Cinemark logos to draw themselves in; the latter has the slogan "La mejor en cine" below it. The URLs "www.segurito.cl" and "www.cinemark.cl" appear under their respective logos.
* ''Dentro de la Película ("Inside The Movie") (2008-2009):'' Front Row Joe and Segurito walk through a rainforest together, chatting happily. They are then shocked to find themselves surrounded by movie monsters, including Frankenstein's monster, a ghost, a ''King Kong''-like gorilla, a robot, a UFO, a living monster truck, and two aliens that resemble the ones from ''Mars Attacks''. Front Row Joe panics, swinging his arms. The camera swerves over to a tree covered in mushrooms with the glowing green sign "SALIDA/EXIT" on it. Front Row Joe points to the exit tree, terrified of what has to be done next. Sure enough, he is chased by all of the movie monsters as he lets out an odd scream. "DON'T PANIC!" yells Segurito, as he orders Front Row Joe to chill. He skids to a stop, and sure enough the movie monsters keep running ahead of him and crash into something offscreen, with a lost tire from the monster truck rolling into view. He winces at the sight for a second, before Segurito comes in and pulls down a blueprint. In blueprint stick figure style, it is demonstrated why you shouldn't leave things in the theater aisles as a stick figure sets down their backpack, and a stick version of Front Row Joe trips over it and falls flat on his face, his eyes turning to crosses. Stick Front Row Joe enters a theater door on the right and exits the one of the left, puzzling him as he scratches his head confused with a big "?" above him. A theater working stick figure with a megaphone guides stick Segurito, the stick figure that tripped Front Row Joe with their backpack, and stick Front Row Joe to calmly walk out of the theater. We then go back to the normal artstyle as Segurito continues to explain the blueprint to Front Row Joe and the movie monsters, with the gorilla wearing magenta glasses and taking notes on a notepad. He continues talking even as he and Front Row Joe use the tree exit, giving a peace sign. Front Row Joe and Segurito are now in the theater together, with Front Row Joe drinking his drink and Segurito eating popcorn. Someone's phone rings, and Front Row Joe shushes it. The camera zooms out to reveal that, to Front Row Joe's unease, many of the movie monsters (including a previously unseen yeti) are also watching the movie. While Front Row Joe remains uncomfortable, Segurito is as cheery as ever. The scene irises out over the face of the gorilla, giggling. A red and yellow starburst akin to a old cartoon title card appears, as the yellow text "ESTA FUE OTRA CARICATURA DE" ("THIS WAS ANOTHER CARTOON OF") folds over the top and the faces of Segurito and Front Row Joe zoom in. They move up a bit to make space for the ACHS and Cinemark logos to draw themselves in; the latter has the slogan "La mejor en cine" ("The best in cinema") below it. The URLs "www.segurito.cl" and "www.cinemark.cl" appear under their respective logos.


* ''Evacuación ("Evacuation") (2010):''
* ''Evacuación ("Evacuation") (2010):''

Revision as of 17:30, 22 June 2023

This is for the future so I don't have to feel as pressured writing descriptions all at once.

To do:

We're gonna party, we're gonna rock, we've got tickets to the Cinemark!

13th Opening (2008-2012) (Segurito y el Gato Joe) (Chile)


Logo: These trailers showcase the adventures of ACHS insurance mascot Segurito (in his early design as a young boy wearing a safety helmet, not his current puppet redesign by the 31 Minutos creators) and Gato Joe, as Front Row Joe is known in Chile, as the former explains safety rules to the latter and frequently a reoccurring kid with glasses as well. Usually they have to do with safety in the theater, but some trailers are intended to teach non-theater related safety tips.

Variants:

  • Dentro de la Película ("Inside The Movie") (2008-2009): Front Row Joe and Segurito walk through a rainforest together, chatting happily. They are then shocked to find themselves surrounded by movie monsters, including Frankenstein's monster, a ghost, a King Kong-like gorilla, a robot, a UFO, a living monster truck, and two aliens that resemble the ones from Mars Attacks. Front Row Joe panics, swinging his arms. The camera swerves over to a tree covered in mushrooms with the glowing green sign "SALIDA/EXIT" on it. Front Row Joe points to the exit tree, terrified of what has to be done next. Sure enough, he is chased by all of the movie monsters as he lets out an odd scream. "DON'T PANIC!" yells Segurito, as he orders Front Row Joe to chill. He skids to a stop, and sure enough the movie monsters keep running ahead of him and crash into something offscreen, with a lost tire from the monster truck rolling into view. He winces at the sight for a second, before Segurito comes in and pulls down a blueprint. In blueprint stick figure style, it is demonstrated why you shouldn't leave things in the theater aisles as a stick figure sets down their backpack, and a stick version of Front Row Joe trips over it and falls flat on his face, his eyes turning to crosses. Stick Front Row Joe enters a theater door on the right and exits the one of the left, puzzling him as he scratches his head confused with a big "?" above him. A theater working stick figure with a megaphone guides stick Segurito, the stick figure that tripped Front Row Joe with their backpack, and stick Front Row Joe to calmly walk out of the theater. We then go back to the normal artstyle as Segurito continues to explain the blueprint to Front Row Joe and the movie monsters, with the gorilla wearing magenta glasses and taking notes on a notepad. He continues talking even as he and Front Row Joe use the tree exit, giving a peace sign. Front Row Joe and Segurito are now in the theater together, with Front Row Joe drinking his drink and Segurito eating popcorn. Someone's phone rings, and Front Row Joe shushes it. The camera zooms out to reveal that, to Front Row Joe's unease, many of the movie monsters (including a previously unseen yeti) are also watching the movie. While Front Row Joe remains uncomfortable, Segurito is as cheery as ever. The scene irises out over the face of the gorilla, giggling. A red and yellow starburst akin to a old cartoon title card appears, as the yellow text "ESTA FUE OTRA CARICATURA DE" ("THIS WAS ANOTHER CARTOON OF") folds over the top and the faces of Segurito and Front Row Joe zoom in. They move up a bit to make space for the ACHS and Cinemark logos to draw themselves in; the latter has the slogan "La mejor en cine" ("The best in cinema") below it. The URLs "www.segurito.cl" and "www.cinemark.cl" appear under their respective logos.
  • Evacuación ("Evacuation") (2010):
  • En la Playa ("On the Beach") (2010):
  • Vamos a Cinemark ("Let's Go to Cinemark") (2011):
  • De Vuelta al Colegio ("Back to School") (2011):
  • Basura ("Trash") (2011):
  • Ingles en 3D ("English in 3D") (2012):

Technique: 2D animation by Zumbastico Studios and BITLS.

Music/Sounds:

Availability: Extinct.

Legacy: These are the last known Cinemark trailers with Front Row Joe.

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