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Movies That Were NOTHING Like Their Trailers. A movie trailer is mainly designed to do one thing: sell you on seeing the movie being advertised. The best movie trailers are able to engage and convince an audience to go see the featured attraction, whether the ad shows almost everything the movie has going for it, or barely reveals anything at all. What a movie trailer is, what it can do, and how it’s marketed has changed over the decades, but one thing that’s managed to continue being a problem are trailers that don’t match what was being sold. It’s not too unusual for a trailer to lie about something in order to ensure success, but in some cases, it’s practically an unforgivable sin. Whether to make a bad film look good or to overemphasize a crowd- pleasing star in order to get more butts into seats, the following list ranks some of the most egregious examples of misleading trailers. The more controversial a trailer and its marketing, the more likely it is to appear on this list; that includes movies that had massive hype behind them, as well as films that became infamous for their use of misleading advertising.

In the case of some of these entries, their misleading trailers are the one thing people most remember about the films. Don’t be anyone’s fool as we take you through 1. Movies That Were Completely Different From Their Trailers. Suicide Squad. Written and directed by David Ayer, Suicide Squad is the third entry in the ever growing DC Extended Universe, and it’s comprised of several familiar comic book villains who (forcibly) come together to handle a dangerous situation.

Read reviews, watch trailers and clips, find showtimes, view celebrity photos and more on MSN Movies. As a Hollywood movie, it would seem far-fetched. Eight months into their marriage, a man sedates his wife, places her comatose body in the passenger seat of a car. The purpose of trailers isn't to give you an accurate impression of a movie or TV show or game so that you know whether you'd enjoy it -- it's to get your money.

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The film most notably advertised Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn and Jared Leto as the one and only Joker, with quips and popular licensed tracks in tow. While licensed music is all over Suicide Squad (or all over its opening few minutes, at least), Leto’s Joker has very little actual screen time, especially when compared to how much the trailers, ads, and merchandise showed him. Leto himself was extremely displeased by this, as were plenty of moviegoers who felt they’d been tricked by the film’s marketing. Also, the film itself wasn’t as light and funny as the trailers would make it seem, so there’s also that. Back to the Future. Presented by Steven Spielberg, 1. Back to the Future has cemented its status in pop culture as a science- fiction classic.

It’s the story of one Marty Mc. Fly, who bumps into his parents while traveling back to 1. Doc Brown, the man who took them into the past in the first place. As the title implies, Marty has to go back to the future, and make sure he doesn’t further alter the timeline. The film’s premise does seem pretty out there, which is why the trailer makes it look like a romantic comedy with sci- fi elements instead of the other way around. This is most apparent with the focus on Marty’s line that “my mom has got the hots for me?” This has led to writer Bob Gale and director Robert Zemeckis criticizing said trailer, as it clearly makes the film out to be more about the accidental (and icky) romance and not the time travel. Inglourious Basterds.

The sixth full- length film by writer- director Quentin Tarantino, Inglourious Basterds is a WWII film that goes from chapter to chapter, character to character, and story to story, mainly focusing on a plot to kill Adolf Hitler once and for all. As can be expected from a Tarantino picture, the film was advertised as a violent and uproarious exploitation- style film, starring a funny- sounding Brad Pitt. However, the film itself barely stars Brad Pitt and his merry band of Nazi hunters.

Rather, the film is actually an ensemble piece, featuring long stretches of dialogue and suspense, often spoken in a language other than English. As for the violence, there isn’t too much of that either, at least when compared to the amount of dialogue- heavy scenes. While this didn’t prevent the film from being a critical and financial success by any means, it did make some moviegoers feel a bit misled.

The Road. Based on the post- apocalyptic novel by Cormac Mc. Carthy, The Road is about a father and son in a destroyed world where some kind of disaster has left it borderline lifeless and largely uninhabited. Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas Full Movie. Trailers for the film showed scenes of destruction and sold the film as an action- oriented, after- the- end style movie. It even implied that Charlize Theron was playing a notable character (her name is even on the poster). In truth, The Road is a somber, extremely downbeat movie about humanity and the relationship between father and son.

We don’t know why or how the world ended (so any footage of destruction was just for the trailer) and Theron’s character barely shows up, and when she does, it’s only in flashbacks. Many people who’ve seen the film have described it as devastating and overwhelmingly depressing, and there’s no doubt its marketing contributed to people reacting to it the way they did. In Bruges/Seven Psychopaths. Both films featured in this entry have two men in common: writer- director Martin Mc.

Donagh and actor Colin Farrell. Both have also come to be known for their misaimed and misrepresentative trailers.

In Bruges is about two hitmen who hide out in the city of Bruges, and while the trailer sells the film as a quirky dark comedy, it’s actually a very melancholic and at times depressing film that’s sometimes darkly comedic. So while the plot isn’t too far off, the tone and overall narrative direction certainly is. Then there’s Seven Psychopaths, whose plot deals with a man writing a screenplay (called “Seven Psychopaths”) and interacting with a variety of people, some of which are more unstable than others.

The trailer and other forms of advertising gave the impression of a comedic ensemble film and not the meta- fictional comedy- drama that the film really is. Not to mention that the marketing straight up lies in reference to who the “seven psychopaths” even are.

Jarhead. The trailers and marketing for 2. Jarhead sure made it look like a war movie, full of all the action and explosions your average moviegoer would expect from such a film. Based on the memoir by Anthony Swofford, Jarhead tells the tale of a U. S. Marine in the Gulf War, with Jake Gyllenhaal stepping in for the starring role. However, the marketing and trailer may not have clued unsuspecting viewers into what the film was really about, and that’s how little action our U.

S. Marine actually saw. While some reviewers (like Roger Ebert) appreciated the film’s focus on the isolation and mundane activities of war, many a moviegoer felt cheated by trailers that implied that a more traditional war movie was in the cards. That’s probably why the film spawned a couple direct- to- video sequels that were exactly that, barring no real connection to the first film, save for the name. The Forbidden Kingdom.

When your movie stars such legends like Jackie Chan and Jet Li, of course you’re going to want make them the focus of the promotional material. Released in 2. 00. Watch Kill Kill Faster Faster Online Mic. The Forbidden Kingdom is a wuxia film set in ancient China, and is loosely based on the novel Journey to the West.

Sounds like it would be a fun kung fu movie with two well- known martial arts actors, and while the marketing mostly sold it this way, it’s actually only partially true. The main protagonist of the film is actually an American white kid who gets transported to ancient China and has to help two men (Chan and Li) return a magical staff to its rightful owner. While the film is indeed a martial arts style fantasy film, omitting the main premise from your marketing is pretty devious, not to mention an outright fakeout for folks thinking they were walking into a different kind of movie.

At least the trailerfeatures the main protagonist, though he’s mostly pushed to the sidelines. Cry_Wolf. One of many forgotten PG- 1. Cry_Wolf is unique in its genre, as the story of some boarding school kids who make up a rumor about a serial killer (hence the film’s title).