Why do movie trailers spoil the whole film now?

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>he watches trailers

>>81099557
They are poorly made.

>>81099557
The people who edit together trailers are almost always lazy as fuck. Especially when the studio knows that people will go see it no matter what so they don't need to impress.

The theory goes the more a avg person knows about a movie (that they will get their money's worth) the better odds they will see it....

>>81099807
But they literally spoiled teh whole film! People want surprises.

>>81099570
What a cut?

>>81100514
>But they literally spoiled teh whole film! People want surprises.
Thats what the post credit scene is for.

I went into LIFE without seeing the trailers or even knowing Jakey poo was in it, and I came out thinking it was the best fucking movie ever

trailers are cancer

>now
lmao

Watch the seven samurai's trailer. Trailers spoiling the movies isn't a new thing

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Reminder that it's literally okay when Marvel does it. I'm not even being a DCfag, I've never seen BvS or Suicide Squad, but why does Homecoming get a free pass when people normally shit on movies that spoil the plot in their trailers?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRfnevzM9kQ

This trailer is like when someone makes a webm of movie in x50 speed

>>81099557
Oh, cry more you whiny little bitch.

>>81099807
it's not just a theory, most people want to be spoiled
if someone whines about spoilers they're most likely going to watch the movie anyways

>>81099557
it was a thing since the early 90´s
>watched The Demolitionist (1995) trailer
>spoil the whole movie

> now

Go watch old movie trailers, more often than not its just an abridged version of the entire movie showing important snippets of scenes with narration.

>>81099557
Because manchild cunts like you love familiarity, hate surprises and will watch this shit endlessly despite complaining about it.

>watching TV
>trailer for Room comes on (not for the release, for a TV showing of the movie)
>shows them in the room, shows how they escape from the room, show them having family problems and so on, show everything being OK in the end
>literally not a single thing in the movie that's not in the trailer

>>81100601
heh