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* The trailer (not to mention the VHS cover art) for ''[[Meet the Feebles]]'' shows the surprise ending in action.
* ''[[Balls of Fury]]'' tries really hard to make Feng's identity a secret, despite that [[Christopher Walken]] is 99% of the star power (the other 1% being, of course, James Hong).
* ''[[Collateral]]'' treats Tom Cruise/Vincent's occupation as a secret, but you already knew it if you saw any promotion at all. Even critics were unsure how to treat this bit of information, most saying something to the effect of "I guess this is a spoiler, but it's already spoiled." In a hilarious bit of probably accidental hypocrisy, [https://web.archive.org/web/20101021230743/http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=
* ''[[Double Jeopardy]]'' was infamous for its trailer revealing that: Ashley Judd goes to jail for the murder of her husband, she finds out her husband is alive, a fellow inmate informs her that she cannot be convicted for the same crime twice, and that she menacingly points a gun on her husband while Tommy Lee Jones (who was investigating Judd) sits back and watches.
* The trailers for ''[[The Curious Case of Benjamin Button]]'' pretty much detail every event in the entire movie, showing just about everything important that happens in Benjamin's life.
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