Movie fans are voicing their frustration over the late release of the trailer for the upcoming film “OG”, which is set to hit theaters soon. Traditionally, studios release trailers at least ten days before a film’s debut to build excitement and anticipation. However, the trailer for “OG” was unveiled only a few days before release, sparking outrage on social media.
Fans took to Twitter and Instagram using hashtags like #WhySoLateOG, questioning the change in marketing strategies. Many feel disconnected from the film’s promotional campaign and are disappointed by the shortened timeline for engagement.
Industry experts suggest that studios may be aiming to maintain mystery and surprise, but critics argue that this risks alienating loyal fans who rely on trailers to generate excitement. Observers note that this trend of late trailer releases is becoming more common, raising concerns about how studios are aligning with audience expectations.
As the release date for “OG” approaches, fans hope studios will reconsider their promotional approach, emphasizing the importance of fan engagement and traditional marketing timelines.
