Film critic Grace Randolph has expressed disappointment with this year’s Super Bowl trailers, highlighting the lack of substantial new content. She specifically criticized the promotional material for Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch
, labeling it as “NOT a trailer
” and suggesting that it failed to meet expectations
. Randolph’s critique underscores a broader sentiment that many studios released teasers lacking significant new footage, leading to a less impactful Super Bowl trailer lineup.
Adorable but NOT a trailer… #LiloAndStitch https://t.co/N00FNxAmyX
— Grace Randolph (@GraceRandolph) February 9, 2025
This criticism reflects a growing concern among audiences and critics about the trend of releasing minimalistic teasers during high-profile events. The anticipation for substantial previews often goes unmet, leading to frustration. As studios continue to navigate marketing strategies, balancing early promotion with audience satisfaction remains a key challenge.
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