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It's a cynical truism that inside every good trailer is a bad film waiting to open. Trailers are just the sales pitch, so no one can say for sure that this summer will be as boffo as the coming attractions promise. Pocahontas might be too mature for Disney's core children's audience. Batman Forever could tank (anything's possible). And somewhere a sleeper is lurking to upset every smug prediction. Maybe it's Clueless, a goofy parody of California teen life that stars mtv video icon Alicia Silverstone. Is the movie any good? Who knows? But the trailer is bitchin'.
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