Which of these film advertising campaigns was an actual marketing disaster that negatively impacted the movie's performance?

Major film studios spend millions on advertising campaigns to promote their blockbusters, but not all marketing strategies hit the mark. Some campaigns have become infamous examples of what NOT to do in film promotion. This poll tests your knowledge about notable advertising campaign failures in Hollywood history that affected a film's performance at the box office. Can you identify which marketing disaster actually happened?

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Warner Bros.' campaign for 'Tenet' (2020) that used intentionally confusing trailers and minimal plot details, frustrating potential viewers during its pandemic release
Disney's campaign for 'The Lion King' (2019) that accidentally leaked the entire CGI film online three weeks before theatrical release
Paramount's campaign for 'Mission: Impossible - Fallout' (2018) that used AI-generated Tom Cruise deepfakes that were noticeably flawed
Universal's campaign for 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' (2018) that focused exclusively on social media, completely abandoning traditional advertising methods