Oh I wasn't singling you out. I was making an observation as a whole.
I will admit, the marketing for this film has been subpar at best. They got the ball rolling a little late in terms of the hype train. But I feel, as most have said, attaching this four minute preview to one of the most watched T.V. shows in America...THAT was a good marketing move.
Attaching it yes, yes -- what they attached no.
See, if you go up to a kid or a GA and say
Why are you excited to see Avengers? What would they say:
"OMG, all the heroes are gonna team up and I want to see what that looks like."
Each trailer for Avengers -- for better or worse -- SOLD that idea. Each trailer featured a trinity shot of Cap, thor, and iron man. Then the 360 shot too.
"Why are you excited for Prometheus?"
Ridley Scott is returning to Aliens. And guess what -- the trailer sells that, with a lot of class too by plastering Ridley's name on it, evoking visuals of Aliens, and then summoning that terrifying tone of "What is happening?" It stokes curiosity to see what the advertised director has whipped up in a genre he helped define.
Why are you excited for The Dark Knight Rises?
Batman may die. THis is the end of a trilogy. Batman's story will end.
Every trailer and tone and marketing material has focused on this idea. THIS IS IT! IT'S OVER.
Why are you excited for Spider-Man?
Well they're gonna tell the untold story of Spider-Man.....what? No, no one's excited about that, especially when it clearly is THE SAME STORY.
Instead, they should get people to answer "it's a new take on Spidey, with new actors, and it's going to have the lizard." So far, they've hidden the lizard (instead of having characters talking about The LIzard like the Batman trailers have talked about Bane). They are showcasing the visuals, but they should be selling it as see Spidey in a new way. Same old hero, new story. Instead, it fails to provide an answer to the question -- why are you excited for....?