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There is no logical connection between the validity of a value-judgment made based upon a few screenshots and a trailer ... If we do happen to be right, it will be a case of coincidence, and not rationality.

I'm not saying it WILL be something, you're right that there's no way of knowing whether the film will be good or bad until it's out. But I can say, for example, that this film is more likely to be crap than it is to be a profound, moving epic - to me. There's a lot of research that analyses how information that's released before the film comes out can be very useful in predicting a film's success or critical reception.

As well as to try and get us to watch the film, trailers are there to give the audience an idea of what to expect. Look at the trailers for Die Hard 4, Lord of the Rings and Pineapple Express, and then see what can reasonably expect the film to deliver. There's a fair amount for each.

I'm not arguing that we can know if a film will be good or bad. Yes, everything CAN be wrong. But the claim that nothing that's currently been released is any indicator of what's to come doesn't make sense to me.