A lot.

I knew it was going to be great and the trailer just confirmed that! :)

I thought they were going to ruin it with the talking mice, the fairy godmother would be "cool" and they'd have some "twist" about how Cinderella doesn't need a man. Luckily, I think they've made in traditionally whimsical and still realistic. I'm very excited.

First of all, my comment from the trailer is that all of the females are good looking: from Ella, the two step sisters, the step mother Galadriel, to the Fairy Godmother Bellatrix. Next, the prince seems to be, as usual, useless. Then, it's likely that the mother Carter will make a big affection in the movie though she is dead in the beginning like Tadashi. Furthermore, the settings and objects (Ella's house, the prince's ballroom, carriage, and such) looks dark, damp, and gloomy. Especially the ballgown of Ella should have been more... classy? It is way too simple and the blue is too dark. At least they could have make it as one of the thing that is interesting from the movie to be worthed to be seen... I even prefer the casual blue one. And, did any of you notice that the trailer is a summary of the whole Cinderella movie except for the ending?Wonder if I'll be surprised or have I guessed it now yet... Last but not least, I never have any expectation in this movie, so???

WAY down.

I didn't know what to think of it at first, but the trailer has raised my hopes

I had read about it just a few days before the trailer came out, which means my expectations are still high as ever.

They are about the same expectations that I had for Disney's live-action Maleficent. I will always love the original cartoons more, but Maleficent wasn't a bad take on the same story. This looks to be around the same level as Maleficent. I'm not ecstatic about it, but it should be an okay movie. And I have been waiting YEARS to see Helena Bonham Carter play the fairy godmother. That's certainly worth the price of my watching.

I had no expectations before, and now I think it'll be enjoyable.

I think it'll be very cartoony and childish. But on the other hand, it doesn't look all dark and depressing and creepy like Alice/Maleficent, so I'm on board with making a cheerful live action fairy tale film.

I really liked the trailer and now I fear I'll be disappointed in the end!