Definition of «moneyshot»
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"Moneyshot" refers to the most visually impressive, expensive, or climactic sequence in a film or video, intended to be the primary draw for the audience. In a marketing context, it specifically denotes the spectacular scenes used in trailers to generate hype and justify the production's high budget. The term carries a tone of critical evaluation, often used by viewers to judge whether a film has enough substance beyond its surface-level visual appeal. When used cynically, it suggests that the creators are relying on a few flashy moments to distract from a lack of quality in the rest of the work.
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> If those explosions are the only moneyshots they have, this movie is going to be a total disaster.
> The trailer was basically just one moneyshot after another with zero plot explanation.
> Geez, if these are the moneyshots, man we are in trouble.
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