Related: The Star Wars Prequels Are NOT Better Than Disney's Sequel Trilogy However, the biggest actual story reveal is that Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne come to blows, something that fans might just have inferred from the film's title. There are shots of Affleck's Caped Crusader, Cavill's Kal-El, and the famous " do you bleed ?" line. The first Batman V Superman trailer, however, gives very little plot away, instead focusing on individual moments that get people talking. Despite being almost half the length of the latter, the Man of Steel clip acts as a mini Superman origin story, charting his childhood, his early adult years traveling the world and, finally, his ascent into a superhero. For example, compare the 2012 first teaser for Man of Steel to the 2015 trailer for Batman V. This approach to trailers took spoiler-guarding to a whole new level and has been adopted by other franchises. Even seemingly significant shots like the Sith Rey and the destruction of Vader's mask could be illusions or relatively insignificant in the grand scheme of the movie, and the fleeting look at Palpatine came long after the villain's return had already been confirmed via other means. Again, however, fans are left with very little idea of what will transpire.
The promotion for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has shown a cute new droid (D-O) and a cool new lightsaber in Dark Rey's flip-out weapon.
This trailer structure has been ever-present throughout the sequel trilogy. Without knowing anything about the context of what they'd seen, Star Wars fans had fallen in love with BB-8, thought the new lightsaber design looked effortlessly cool and were intrigued by Finn and Rey.
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The trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens triggered a shift whereby major franchise movies could be promoted with just a series of standout "moments" and therefore completely hide the actual substantive content. Traditionally, a trailer sets out the basic premise of the film - the good guys, the bad guys, the problem in need of solving.
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