If they don’t, it will be the worst marketing ever.
Only if the movie fails.
Results don’t validate process.
I don’t think anyone here can really speak to what makes for success in marketing (especially when you consider most of us will see it anyway, trailer or not). I don’t think they wouldn’t put out another trailer, but if they don’t, they obviously have reasoning for that. If the movie succeeds, then clearly they had good reasoning.
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Read what I wrote again.
I’ve read it. You are stating that if the film succeeds, their reasoning was good. You are assuming the success is directly related to a decision that isn’t particularly traditional.
The one doesn’t prove the other, as I tried to explain.