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Critics complain about excessive marketing, revealing clips, and social media blabber that kills suspense. Trailers showcase too many scenes, diluting the anticipation and making viewers already bored before the film's release. The phenomenon is likened to a second-screen content epidemic, stripping films of their mystique and leaving audiences jaded.
A recurring theme is that modern filmmaking has traded quality for volume, resulting in franchises and reboots that are predictable, uninspired, and driven by social trends rather than creative vision. The over-marketing around Superman and other high-profile releases exemplifies this fatigue, where even positive reviews and high roes don't dispel the overexposure.