[Mefustae]

I find 'horrible disappointment' to be when you go to see a movie after watching a trailer and concluding that it's going to be great, only to be dumbstruck with how utterly terrible it is. I also find this is happening a hell of a lot more often these days than a few years ago.

[aldo_14]

Is that because they've become worse at making movies....or better at making trailers?

[AlphaOne]

Umm good point. Id say the first option theyve become worse at making moovies. To much special effects and too little story. The viewer is no longer absorbed by the movie like a couple of years ago.

[ZylonBane]

A teaser tells you practically nothing about a movie other than that it exists. They include, at most, only a few seconds of footage from the actual film. In the case of sequels they may even only contain footage from the previous films.

This was definitely a trailer. Maybe they called it a teaser trailer because it doesn't specifically give away anything about the plot.

[aldo_14]

A teaser tells you practically nothing about a movie other than that it exists. They include, at most, only a few seconds of footage from the actual film. In the case of sequels they may even only contain footage from the previous films.

This was definitely a trailer. Maybe they called it a teaser trailer because it doesn't specifically give away anything about the plot.

Or, so they can have an equally large fanfare when they release the "trailer".....