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Originally Posted by Henke
You're absolutely right. They almost never use the real soundtrack in a trailer and sometimes I guess it's because the soundtrack isn't finished yet. They always take scores from other movies or they take some kind of pop-music which they think fits (like in this case). I think that the later often works out really badly and this case is a rare exception to that rule.
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Ths is generally because the score of a movie is usually the last thing to be created, after all the film editing is done.
Oh, and whoever did the song "Walking on Sunshine" probably has enough money to wallpaper their mansion in $100 bills with all the royalties from studios using that song in every other trailer for a romantic comedy or pre-teen movie.
