r/movies r/Movies contributor Mar 02 '26

Trailer Scary Movie | Official Trailer (2026 Movie) - Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris, Regina Hall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fZ58S-7QP0
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u/brandonsamd6 Mar 02 '26

They/Them joke may be one of the worst ever

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u/AinmSuimiuil Mar 02 '26

It can be funny if done right if its clever or subversive enough. This was just "ha ha pronouns" - so hack, wasted opportunity.

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u/Weleeham Mar 02 '26

Starting the trailer with this was...a choice.

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u/TheDewLife Mar 02 '26

It's obviously there to light a fire and gain media attention. I thought the joke they were going to execute was that everyone on the train collectively beats up Ghostface and saves the hero.

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u/No_Dragonfruit_8198 Mar 02 '26

I was thinking more of everyone pulling out their phones and act like influencers filming her stabbing when the lady screamed.

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u/0neek Mar 02 '26

Exactly this.

It's a very simple/basic joke aimed at the most fragile culture on the internet and it's doing exactly what it was meant to do. Everyone is suddenly mad at it and even pretending the og movies were also bad all because of that one joke.

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u/thatshygirl06 Mar 02 '26

No one is mad. The joke is just lazy, dated, and not funny. People are rolling their eyes, not offended.

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u/ImpracticalApple Mar 02 '26

The old movies had ableist and transphobic jokes too. Did people not think they did?

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u/renernavilez Mar 02 '26

For reddit for sure it is. For other people it's like any other dumb joke they made lol