| Display title | Trailer Spoof |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A relatively recent development in which a movie trailer makes you believe it is for a different movie, often from a different studio, until The Reveal near the end. Mostly used for comedies. Not quite the same as Real Trailer, Fake Movie, in that those are (usually) made more for their own sake than to advertise a real film. |