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How to tell if a trailer's 'new villain' tease is a marketing red herring or a real plot threat

I still remember the first time a trailer convinced me a new character was going to be the franchise's next big villain — only for that character to flicker across the movie for a single scene and disappear. Since then I've made it a small hobby to interrogate trailers the way a detective reads a...

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what exact metrics should fans track to make a grassroots campaign convince a streamer to revive a cancelled show? TV

what exact metrics should fans track to make a grassroots campaign convince a streamer to revive a cancelled show?

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is the new playstation handheld actually worth switching to for competitive crossplay and cloud esports players?

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which specific signs in a show's midseason promos reveal whether the finale will honor long-term character arcs? TV

which specific signs in a show's midseason promos reveal whether the finale will honor long-term character arcs?

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