Trailers are designed to show entice us into seeing the full movie, they give us a brief glimpse into what we can expect to see from the film whilst (hopefully) not giving the whole thing away. Trailers are in themselves an art form, carefully balancing between exposing and hiding, much like a strip tease one could say, but when people feel that the trailer has significantly misguided them, that’s where things start to get ugly.
Universal Studios is being sued by two Ana de Armas fans after they felt that the trailer for a film had misrepresented the role of the actress. She appeared for a substantial time in the trailer for 2019’s Yesterday leading the two fans to believe she would be rather present in the movie only to find out that the actress had been cut from the film altogether.