I'm done watching trailers for Marvel movies.

[Orbital-Fetus]

I recently saw Spider-Man Homecoming and I enjoyed it.
However, I would have enjoyed it much more I hadn't already
seen so many of the great moments in the trailers way too many times.

It's going to be difficult to resist the temptation but I know that the movies
will be much more enjoyable if I don't spoil them by watching 4 or 5 trailers
for it over the course of a year.

speak on it brehs.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Yeah I agree, while there was enough new stuff to be satisfied it would have been even better if I didn't see shyt.
It's tough tho, cause Marvel makes great trailers.
I will watch every Thor trailer just to satisfy my interest. But the first IW teaser is it for me. Hoping I can resist any new BP footage but I doubt it. Hopefully I will stop at the first official trailer.

 

[Family Lives Matter]

Nevermind marvel movies I apply this to all films.
Sometimes an early trailer is good but besides that I don't even read news about films I'm interested in.

Very rarely look at reviews unless it's an old film as most films I'm interested in I watch with in the first week of release

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Nevermind marvel movies I apply this to all films.
Sometimes an early trailer is good but besides that I don't even read news about films I'm interested in.

Very rarely look at reviews unless it's an old film as most films I'm interested in I watch with in the first week of release

This.

Trailers in general, but especially for blockbusters, have become awful. Not in a sense of quality, but in the sense that they're selling most of their best moments already.

And it's not just trailers but set looks and the ign.coms. Someone wanted to show me the Dunkirk IGN.COM score today so I accidentally also spotted the headlines and I saw some shyt for the Han Solo movie:

Spoiler: Spoilers

having more Wookies than just Chewie

And I was like the fukk that would've been so dope to get surprised by.

 

[hex]

I recently saw Spider-Man Homecoming and I enjoyed it.
However, I would have enjoyed it much more I hadn't already
seen so many of the great moments in the trailers way too many times.

It's going to be difficult to resist the temptation but I know that the movies
will be much more enjoyable if I don't spoil them by watching 4 or 5 trailers
for it over the course of a year.

speak on it brehs.

The "Infinity War" trailer will most likely drop this weekend at Comic-Con....you ain't watching that?

Fred.

 

[Ukbrotha]

Trailers in general but Marvel seems to be the worst for this. Fortunately i was smart and avoided all the trailers for spidey apart from the initial teaser.
I will only watch the teaser for black panther nothing else. And teaser for infinity war. I've gotten pretty good at avoiding the full trailers now so since ant man.

 

[Rekkapryde]

The "Infinity War" trailer will most likely drop this weekend at Comic-Con....you ain't watching that?

Fred.

exactly. Cats need to stop lying to themselves.

But Hollywood really does need to chill on putting too much in the trailers. It's getting ridiculous

 

[jadden]

I never once had a trailer spoil a movie for me.

 

[Bathing Ape]

I never got "spoiled" because in the actual movie, the scene is better but I don't like trailers where they give away the whole plot.

 

[Kairi Irving]

You know whats even more annoying? making super hero movies, but STILL adding in other heroes who have nothing to do with it.

like why was Iron Man apart of Spider-man's "Solo" movie?

give it a rest already.

 

[TheGodling]

I never watch anything after the second trailer. I still think that's one of the reasons I enjoy Iron Man 3 and AoU more than most people because I never jumped onto the hype train beforehand so I had no unrealistic expectations to be disappointed about.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

I never watch anything after the second trailer. I still think that's one of the reasons I enjoy Iron Man 3 and AoU more than most people because I never jumped onto the hype train beforehand so I had no unrealistic expectations to be disappointed about.

Both those movies were bad regardless of the trailers .

 

[TheGodling]

Both those movies were bad regardless of the trailers .

No, they were not.

 

[head shots101]

I recently saw Spider-Man Homecoming and I enjoyed it.
However, I would have enjoyed it much more I hadn't already
seen so many of the great moments in the trailers way too many times.

It's going to be difficult to resist the temptation but I know that the movies
will be much more enjoyable if I don't spoil them by watching 4 or 5 trailers
for it over the course of a year.

speak on it brehs.

Notice a lot of movies doing that nowadays....I only watch one trailer now

 

[Still Benefited]

I never watch anything after the second trailer. I still think that's one of the reasons I enjoy Iron Man 3 and AoU more than most people because I never jumped onto the hype train beforehand so I had no unrealistic expectations to be disappointed about.

i agree,after the 3rd trailer you kindve asking to have the whole movie shown to you

But this highlights the weakness on the action side in Spiderman,not trailers in general,ive watched alot of trailers and theres usually more to the action then the trailer shows.....but with Spiderman what you saw was pretty much what you got,at least as far as anything noteworthy.

in the avengers they showed the hulkbuster,but the full fight was still great.