The director of Jurassic World has complained that a trailer showed too much of the movie.
Colin Trevorrow was speaking to IGN when he pointed to a shot in a promo featuring Chris Pratt's character Owen Grady riding his motorbike alongside his group of raptors.
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Some people had raised the question of why the dinosaurs would be so respectful to Grady.
Trevorrow called the scene "bananas" without context, and said he understood the conflict many fans felt after watching the footage.
"[The marketing team] have shown far more of this movie than I would ever have wanted," he stated.
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"There really is a very natural bit of conflict between a filmmaker wanting an audience to be brought slowly into a film and to be eased into accepting an image like that.
"If you're introducing a new set of rules, to just show people snippets of something without them understanding the set of rules that define the movie can be challenging for an audience."
Trevorrow added: "I trust that a lot of people seeing the movie will allow a lot of people to call their friends and be like, 'Actually, it's not like that all. It feels a lot more like Jurassic Park than we ever thought it would, even though those things are in the movie'."
Jurassic World is out in cinemas now. Watch a trailer below:
