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Originally Posted by TheSkeletonMan939
Take Iron Man 3 for instance. Revolting and horrible film, but a frickin' awesome trailer! There's build-up, there's a mini-story being told. It gives you a general idea for the tone of the film without exposing you to any details at all.
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That trailer still makes me mad. That was NOT the tone of the film! It also mixed so much stuff into it, even stuff from the ending, in the most deceptive of ways. I really, really wanted to see
that movie.
As for the Spider-Man Homecoming trailer and marketing... I dunno. I'm about 110% it's going to look and feel and taste and be as enjoyable as every other official MCU movie but the only difference here is that it's Sony handling the marketing. That could be a huge problem.