https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4dIjM2w_88

I saw this trailer the other night for Captain America 2: Winter Soldier on NBC. And I immediately got pissed from the quote + operating scene:

"Fury's last words were not to trust anyone"

Why would they put that in the trailer?? Did they want us to go in knowing that Nick Fury dies? Or at least thinking it? I'm still going to see the movie in April but that was kind of a dick move.

That is really stupid if they did.

My last words will be my last words until i say something else.

Besides, does anyone ever take Comic-Book Character deaths serious any more?

Fury won't die. They'll just make it look like he's dead and then he'll come back later

Exactly. I don't believe for a second that he's dead.

These movies are boring because superheroes never die.

Well, maybe they did, maybe they didn't...but, it's not exactly a revolutionary plot device, to let the viewer/characters believe someone has died, who hasn't.

Well I guess they don't actually show him dead, they just show the doctors operating on him. But why put that in a trailer?

Reminds me of the time we were finally going to see Episode ll and while I was getting dressed, there was a commercial of Yoda fighting. Yoda. FIGHTING!?

If I wouldn't have seen that commercial, I'd have shit my pants in the theater. They took the biggest pay off ever away from me.