Movies Is anyone sick of misleading movie trailers?

[Kennedy]

Have you ever watch movie's or TV show's trailers that are so good which made you so eager to watch the movie or TV show when it comes out but unfortunately when they are released, the movie or TV show wouldn't live up to the standard of the trailer?

DC Flash movie was a very good example of what I'm talking about. If you watched the movie's trailer, it will make you so eager to watch the movie but in the end, the movie was a big disappointment.

 

[xboxfoxy]

I'm actually tired of trailers giving so much away! I end up watching a movie that I pretty much already know how half the story goes!

 

[Monster Masterpiece]

It happened several times. Because in the film they want to make sales of the film because they have paid salaries and advertisement and need to recover their assets. They just show you the positive sides of the film but after seeing it you get disappointed and stop watching it after subscribing to a premium subscription to show films.

 

[Nomad]

I do not watch the movie just because I have watched a trailer. My choice is heavily influenced by the story line, actors, director, and the reviews. I think most movie trailers are misleading. They include scenes that appeal to viewers, however, when you go to watch movie, you will be disappointed because they do not have substance.

 

[deucher]

First of all, I never watch movie trailers because I don't want to know even one second of the events that will happen there. However, due to the fact that they are making very bad movies now, I have to do it to know if it is worth watching this movie or better to skip it

 

[Yusra]

I'm definitely getting a bit tired of movie trailers that feel intentionally misleading or deceptive. When a trailer blatantly misrepresents the actual tone, plot, or character arcs of the final film, it can be really frustrating as a viewer. I'd much rather see honest, authentic trailer footage that gives an accurate sense of what the movie will deliver.

 

[Teegold]

Yes, I for one am sick of trailers like that makes it look that the movie is the best thing coming out, only for me to be utterly disappointed when I watch it. Also, I think that some trailers can pass off as movies themselves because they are too long and basically covered everything in the story that watching the full one is no longer necessary.

 

[Mad Hatter]

Yes this has happened to me a few times. The trailer makes the movie seem action packed and interesting. Then you watch the movie and it has only 2 or 3 scenes of action, and the dialogue and premise of the movie are boring.

 

[eLdavis]

It is becoming extremely annoying. That was how I saw a trailer about a movie, it was so dope I quickly rushed to download it. Only to start the movie and it was extremely boring, looking completely different from the trailer.

 

[Ronin]

I had several such cases, but it was a long time ago and now, as far as I'm concerned, directors don't do this anymore because they understand that even if they make a cool trailer for the film and the film is not like that, they will suffer later and it's better to do everything as it is actually