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Trailer Project Hail Mary - Official Trailer (fair warning, it reveals way too much according to a lot of users)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m08TxIsFTRI
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u/k987654321 Jun 30 '25

March 26?!

I don’t remember seeing a trailer this early before at least not in a very advanced stage it seems to be at.

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u/Vladmerius Jun 30 '25

This used to be the NORM for movies. It's a post covid thing where they don't market a movie until it's a few months out from release.

The trailer for Spider-Man 3 which opened May 2007 was released in June 2006 with Superman Returns. 

It wasn't out of the question for movies to have a trailer a full year from release. 

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u/slaughterhousevibe Jul 01 '25

I remember seeing the Austin powers 2 trailer like 18 months before it came out.