Video taking off 40x its usual first day

Brad Pitt's Cliff Booth takes on Hollywood's dangerous favors

Netflix's second trailer pairs Quentin Tarantino's script with David Fincher's direction, and viewers are asking for a commentary track featuring both.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 3,160,311 views a day, 40 times a normal first day on this channel (78,691).

THE FURTHER MIS-ADVENTURES OF CLIFF BOOTH | Official Trailer #2 | Netflix

Cliff Booth has an unflattering explanation for why he stopped being Rick Dalton's stunt double: "Rick got too fat for me to double him anymore." Hollywood has other work for him, though not all of it belongs on a film set.

Netflix's second trailer for The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth finds Brad Pitt's sometime stuntman working a theater's projection booth and concession counter in 1977 Los Angeles. Then a message arrives: actor Charlie Peters wants a meeting. What interests him isn't simply Cliff's ability to take a fall, but his experience with real violence.

Briefcases of cash, gangsters and dangerous favors follow. Cliff also pitches a suspiciously familiar movie idea: a star gets into trouble with gangsters, and his stunt double saves him. The man who once worked behind Rick Dalton is getting a story of his own.

Pitt returns to the character he played in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, but the directing chair has changed hands. Tarantino wrote this script; David Fincher directs. That combination dominates the comments, with viewers spelling out the three names together and one requesting a home-release commentary featuring both filmmakers. Others are discussing the trailer's brighter image compared with the first preview.

The upload reached about 2.5 million views in 15 hours, far above Netflix's usual start for videos this length. Its comment section has already drawn far more responses than a typical full first day, too.

Despite the Netflix name on the trailer, the advertised destination is a cinema: the film opens exclusively in IMAX on November 25.

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What viewers say

Written by Quentin Tarantino directed by David Fincher starring Brad Pitt I'm in
@sagecanseeSee it on YouTube
Waiting years for more Cliff Booth content and instantly realizing he has not changed a single bit.
@michelbarangkalSee it on YouTube
There better be a film commentary track on the home release with Fincher and Tarantino together.
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5 more comments

Feels like a long waited DLC man
@z-man1019See it on YouTube
I like the subtle, cinerama theater curve to the letterbox.
@marcossoriano8383See it on YouTube
Great to see Scott Caan in a huge project like this.
@MikeyKrayKraySee it on YouTube
I always love a good film with Carla Gugino in it.
@The-KavorkaSee it on YouTube
Finally we have Cliff Booth back on screen!
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