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When Movie Marketing Goes Too Far: Have You Already Seen It All?

You scroll Instagram and spot a film trailer. A few clips later, you feel you’ve seen half the movie before it even hits cinemas. Studios now roll out campaigns months in advance. Teasers, cast interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and influencer reactions keep each title trending around the clock. But this level of hype can backfire. At what point does overexposure spoil the surprise? Share your thoughts.

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isaac

Have you ever felt like you've already seen the whole film just by watching its trailers before it even hits cinemas?

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femi

Totally! Sometimes those trailers spoil every juicy twist, leaving nothing fresh when the film finally arrives.

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hala

Studios drip out clips, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage so early you barely recognize what's actually new at premiere night.

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kris

Do these early clips actually dampen your excitement for opening night?

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prince

Chai, marketing fit make spoilers worse than the movie itself; dem dey spoil every twist before we even sit for screening.

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olivia

Skipping trailers and influencer reviews until after opening weekend can help you experience more genuine surprises during your first watch.

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