There was also a scene in the Spider-man trailer with Iron Man and Spider-Man which did not appear in the movie. It's a way of getting a splash page without forcing a scene into the movie that hurts the movie just so that the heroes can post for a poster shot(like in justice league).

@rvcanuck said:

I couldn't help noticing one prominent trailer scene featuring Cap, Bucky, Nat, and the Wakandans rushing into battle never actually appeared in the movie. That same scene included the Hulk but in the movie, it was Banner in the Hulkbuster suit.

I was very disappointed that the scene wasn't in the film.

@M. LeMarchand said:

I was very disappointed that the scene wasn't in the film.

Why?

@Geff said:

Why?

Because it was the quintessential "heroes storming into action" shot that really sold me on the movie - and it wasn't in the movie. At least it wasn't as bad as "Rogue One", where a lot of the trailer didn't make the movie.

@M. LeMarchand said:

Because it was the quintessential "heroes storming into action" shot that really sold me on the movie - and it wasn't in the movie. At least it wasn't as bad as "Rogue One", where a lot of the trailer didn't make the movie.

If the writing and story line were trash, but the movie included that scene you mention as well as some other BADASS action scenes with lots of cool fighting superheroes fighting next to eachother and running towards enemies in a line, then would you like the movie more or would you like the movie less?

@Geff said:

If the writing and story line were trash, but the movie included that scene you mention as well as some other BADASS action scenes with lots of cool fighting superheroes fighting next to eachother and running towards enemies in a line, then would you like the movie more or would you like the movie less?

I'd prefer it if the advertising didn't major on stuff that isn't actually in the film.