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I've noticed that scenes in the trailer weren't in the actual movies before.
I went to see Executive Decision expecting it to be a Steven Segal starring role
The first trailers for Terminator 2 led me to believe that Arnold was the bad guy again
I've been misled by trailers before
I didn't know that filing a lawsuit was an option
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This past July, Conor Woulfe sat at his home in Maryland browsing a streaming platform in search of a movie to watch.
When the trailer for “Yesterday” popped up, Woulfe, 38, hit play. The 2019 musical comedy imagines the life of a struggling musician who realizes he’s the only person on Earth who can remember the Beatles after waking up in an alternate timeline where they never existed.
Beguiled by actress Ana de Armas, a Cuban and Spanish actress who has starred in “Blade Runner 2049,” “Knives Out” and “No Time to Die,” Woulfe rented the movie for $3.99 and watched it that same day, court records state.
But when it was over, Woulfe regretted his movie selection. The actress, according to a new lawsuit, did not appear in a single frame of the film.
Peter Michael Rosza, another man who watched the trailer before renting the movie in October, says he experienced the same disappointment when the film ended. Just like the film’s plot, where the Beatles didn’t exist, the actress was nowhere to be found, Rosza, 44, lamented.
Now, both men are suing Universal Pictures in a class-action federal lawsuit, alleging the studio knowingly distributed “false,” “deceptive” and “misleading” advertisements and promotions for “Yesterday.” Despite being publicized as a substantial character in the film, de Armas never appeared in it, according to the suit, which was filed last week in the U.S. District Court of Central California..............
I went to see Executive Decision expecting it to be a Steven Segal starring role
The first trailers for Terminator 2 led me to believe that Arnold was the bad guy again
I've been misled by trailers before
I didn't know that filing a lawsuit was an option
=================================
This past July, Conor Woulfe sat at his home in Maryland browsing a streaming platform in search of a movie to watch.
When the trailer for “Yesterday” popped up, Woulfe, 38, hit play. The 2019 musical comedy imagines the life of a struggling musician who realizes he’s the only person on Earth who can remember the Beatles after waking up in an alternate timeline where they never existed.
Beguiled by actress Ana de Armas, a Cuban and Spanish actress who has starred in “Blade Runner 2049,” “Knives Out” and “No Time to Die,” Woulfe rented the movie for $3.99 and watched it that same day, court records state.
But when it was over, Woulfe regretted his movie selection. The actress, according to a new lawsuit, did not appear in a single frame of the film.
Peter Michael Rosza, another man who watched the trailer before renting the movie in October, says he experienced the same disappointment when the film ended. Just like the film’s plot, where the Beatles didn’t exist, the actress was nowhere to be found, Rosza, 44, lamented.
Now, both men are suing Universal Pictures in a class-action federal lawsuit, alleging the studio knowingly distributed “false,” “deceptive” and “misleading” advertisements and promotions for “Yesterday.” Despite being publicized as a substantial character in the film, de Armas never appeared in it, according to the suit, which was filed last week in the U.S. District Court of Central California..............
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