Watch it once.
Then tell us the truth.

We’re working on a new film called Threshold. This is the trailer.

Six minutes all in: three to watch, three on the questions.

It’s a rough cut. The sound and the grade aren’t finished — ignore those. Everything else is fair game.

Someone on the team put you on this list.

Sound on. Full screen if you can. It’s built for both.
Straight through. Don’t skip, don’t scrub back.
Answer the questions the second it ends — before you’ve worked out what you think.

Don’t be kind.

Praise tells us nothing we can use at this stage. If your attention drifted at forty seconds, that’s the most useful sentence you can write.

Where you checked out matters more than what you concluded.

That’s it.

Don’t rewatch — the form’s just below. Play it again anyway

Please don’t forward or re-post this link.

Now the form

First reaction beats considered opinion — we can get considered opinions anywhere. Yours only exists once.

The questions stay hidden until the trailer ends. One or two of them give things away, and reading them first changes what you’d watch for.