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What are actual good movie trailers that get you hooked without spoiling everything? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 7 months ago by Strobelt to c/[email protected]

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Kind of in response to an earlier post in here about trailers that spoil everything, I think it is easier nowadays to count how many didn't spoil everything.

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[–] mercano 5 points 7 months ago (1 children)

The Into the Spider-Verse trailer avoids the plot twists and reveals while showing off their new animation style. I think there’s one or two lines and scenes in the trailer that didn’t make the movie itself, I don’t remember Miles and Peter sitting on a subway bench having a conversation. (It may have been a red herring, to avoid showing the actual scene with additional characters.)