question of the day: How do we fix the problem of spoiler-laden trailers?

But the solutions he comes up with don’t seem very viable:

Given that movie trailers aren't going to be abandoned by marketing types any time soon, I therefore propose two possible solutions to the problem of spoiler-filled trailers. Number one, they only show pieces of footage that tell us absolutely nothing about a movie's events at all, a shot of an empty sky, perhaps, or a tightly-edited snippet of a character saying "It's-", Monty Python-style.

Alternatively, trailers could sidestep the use of movie footage altogether, just as many videogame ads avoid showing what their game actually looks like. Instead, a film's tone could be conveyed through the use of glove puppets, or via interpretive dance.

Hmmm. What options did Lambie miss?

How do we fix the problem of spoiler-laden trailers?

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