Dark Knight:
3 Trailers, 2 IMAX Featurettes, 6 TV spots, 1 "The Making", and 1 Two-Face clips.

WANTED:
1 Teaser, 2 Trailers, 1 Red Band Trailer, 1 International Trailer, 1 Super Bowl Spot, 6 TV Spots, 1 Featurette, 1 Exclusive Clip, 8 Normal Clips, 2 Extended Clips, 1 Restricted Clip, 1 Exclusive Featurette.

Incredible Hulk:
1 Teaser, 3 Trailers, 5 Featurettes, 9 TV Spots, and 6 Clips.

And don't let me start on the recent Iron Man.
The way I can summaries this: at the end of all the clips shown by the marketing people of these movies, what's left for us is the ending..

Q: What do you think of all these way-too-many-clips tactics?
I know it has been like this since quite a long time, just thought of giving it a discussion.
I for one do not watch all of em, maybe just 1 or 2 and that's it.

And this is the latest for Dark Knight

If I were to take example of WANTED, the FIRST trailer is good enough, where they show the hero turns to zero, introduction to Jolie and Morgan Freeman, and stop!

But THEN!

My hand got gatal, and I clicked on the clip where he showed the hero trying to shoot the guy in the car with the bullet-proof window

I think we will be seeing more clips on Eagle Eyes soon

Latest from BANGKOK DANGEROUS:


Critics had already started to bash this movie based from this bad clip
This is a slightly different case from the title (bad clips being marketed), hope the entire movie was not made like this.

And Cage needs to accept his obvious baldness just like Bruce Willis did.
This new hair is just