Unfortunately, a few days ago was released teaser design of the third installment of this saga and has come to break with the previous aesthetic. For those who are not related to the term, the teaser takes its name from tease or "out" and are a piece of advertising, either graphical or audiovisual (a kind of microtrailer) allow planting suggestion on a future release with massive interest and recognized by the wider public by either:
- The prestige of the director and the genres that has positioned
- Be based on a bestseller (or a series, a book, a video game, cartoon , a comic)
- be a sequel or prequel to a successful film
- Be the first part of a campaign with huge investment and allowing use to go incóginta revealing clues about the content
Both the teaser and the Ocean's Eleven Ocean's Twelve (developed by Indika Entertainment and Press Advertising respectively) were caracerizado a very clean design, two colors, with the number on the floor in red and the silhouettes of the characters in black. All this in an environment illustrated by the release date and the names of ever greater share of stars.
Certainly, for those who are curious to know who the Thirteen, the third party to which is added to the group is neither more nor less than Al Pacino.