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Naturally, as trailers are most often identified with movies, there's a number of reasons why you can [[Never Trust a Trailer]], especially when it's for a [[film]].
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* One of the most notorious cases of this trope was an early, early teaser trailer for ''[[Alien (franchise)|Alien³]]''. It showed an Alien egg floating towards Earth with the line, "In 1979, we discovered in space, no one can hear you scream. In 1992, we would discover on Earth, ''everyone'' can hear you scream..." This was all based upon a very early spec script. [[Troubled Production|By the time the movie was actually made,]] the final film was... a little different. (Sure, the Aliens would eventually get to Earth, just [[Alien vs. Predator|not exactly the way most fans would have liked]].)
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