The people who make trailers are mindbogglingly good at making information sticky.
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Reminds me of a very clever scene in "Jesus Christ Superstar": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv-CsctQ72g … The entire movie is set in what I presume is Israel (?) But at the climactic moment it switches to a montage of what I believe are canonical depictions of Christ on the Cross.
No matter your religion, if you're steeped in Christian culture (hard to escape, in the West), there's an immense force to it. Disney now own so many iconic images that they can do something similar, with similar force. Though fake-Kermit (god, the voice) nearly kills it all...
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(The montage starts at 3:57, needs some surrounding context to make any sense. It immediately follows Christ's argument with God in Gethsemane, begging not to be killed. And he then decides to accept it.)
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Disney's been a potent cultural force for decades. There's a small academic industry devoted to studying it (mostly negative).
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