The Informant! - Trailer 2009 HD

Starring Matt Damon. Directed by Steven Soderbergh. This video is property of Warner Bros. Pictures. I don't own any of this.

This movie looks awesome, I can't wait for it. It comes out in september.

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[Badass Ray]

Why on earth is there an Apple sign in the bottom right? Sheesh talk about advertising everywhere!

[mikedd56]

This movie or the actual story rather is hilarious. I mean what a jackass he tells 1 tiny lil lie to buy time to cover his ass, he eventually fixes his problem but is stuck with the FBI b/c of his initial lie so he just goes with it, informs on the whole company, treats the whole thing like a game, tells new lies at every turn & all the while is just digging himself deeper & deeper. As he gets in more trouble his solution seems to be tell another lie

[Fovlight]

Mentioned by "Sunday Extra" - ABC Radio, ' Against the grain' at 14:37/ 38:06.

[Jack Gibbs]

Because the trailer was ripped off of Apple Trailers clearly.

[Thee Kram]

For spending eight and a half years in prison this guy is so successful

[Isaiah Reimer]

You either loved it because you understand the black satires or you hated it because you saw business business business, and didn't care.

[VeryBlueberrry]

good memories of watching this and dying of laughter with my sister :')

[crazybrain007]

Because Apple was the first company to reveal the trailer....

[MrAbdi54321]

The apple logo means the person downloaded the trailer from iTunes.

[Th3Innocent]

ZITS TEH ILLUMINATI !

[VancouverCanucksRock]

Sooo then CORNSPIRACIES?

[TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

When polar bears hunt, they crouch down by a hole in the ice and wait for a seal to pop up. They keep one paw over their nose so that they blend in, because they've got those black noses. They'd blend in perfectly if not for the nose. So the question is, how do they know their noses are black? From looking at other polar bears? Do they see their reflections in the water and think, "I'd be invisible if not for that." That seems like a lot of thinking for a bear.