Ana de Armas Fans’ Lawsuit Puts Studios at Risk Over Deceptive Trailers

[queenursula]

A federal judge has ruled movie studios can be sued under false advertising laws if they release deceptive movie trailers.

This comes after 2 Ana de Armas fans filed a lawsuit alleging they rented ‘YESTERDAY’ after seeing de Armas in the trailer.

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- DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) December

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[vazabroc]

[evillemmons]

[iluvpans]

*sorry, I saw an opening that I had to take.

[evillemmons]

[genbu_no_miko24]

[melancolour]

I would like to sue the makers of spice world for promising me posh spice in a bathroom and never delivering! (I think. She had a line that was never in the movie, at least!)

[genbu_no_miko24]

Posh: is my dress too short?

everyone else: no

*hikes up dress*

LOL YES!!

[melancolour]

yessss that was it

[jime22]

This is pretty cool actually

[ari_angelique]

lol my mom would have loved this back in the day tbh. She dropped me and my older brother off to see Gremlins thinking it was about cuddly wuddly little bear things.

[cassismagic]

[myhipusername]

idc enough to have a horse in this race but i too hate when trailers show things that are not actually in the movies so GOOD

[dr_bong]

This is bad for horror movies and advertising overall

[possiblewerf]

No it's not. All this suit would do (if it does anything at all) is stop advertisers from misleading customers about thinking a star is in a movie when they aren't

[dr_bong]

You don’t understand advertising at all?
Something like the Blair witch campaign would not b allowed after a lawsuit like this w/out an asterisk…

[trendsnational]

That’s too funny! I can see Swifties doing something like this, they were taught well to use lawyers for everything.

[bluestoplights]

We would like it if she were in less films, it's always humiliating for us!

[cassismagic]