Maleficent Movie Trailer released its third footage for the public, and it slowly unfolds the darkest side of the “Mistress Of All Evil,” something that might impose a problem to Disney.

On the studio’s bold move to feature a villain in the title role, it will most likely hurt it’s expected profit, according to one of Wall Street’s analyst.

On Monday, Wells Fargo’s Marci Ryvicker wrote that Angelina Jolie’s comeback film might be too scary that the $130-million-budget film, which will be shown in theaters starting May 30, could actually flop.

“Expectations for a Maleficent write-off seem relatively widespread,” she penned in a report.

A few other Wall Street analysts gave their two cents on the possible outcome of the movie.

“It’s definitely in the ‘not a sure thing’ bucket,” another analyst claimed of the Maleficent movie. RBC Capital’s David Bank is estimating in a total US haul of $150 million.

Maleficent movie is most likely to cater on the young adults rather than Disney princess movie’s traditional audience – children.

However, the concept of putting a villainess in the lead role is undeniably interesting and new, which may probably caught the eyes of the audience, or perhaps the fact that this will be Angelina Jolie’s comeback movie after three years in hiatus.

Jolie appears in the movie with enhanced sharp high cheekbones and headgear with horns. The actress struck a deal with fashion designer Stella McCartney to create a capsule collection for children aged 4 to 14 based on the movie.

The latest Maleficent movie trailer, third to be exact, was posted on YouTube last March 18 and has gained 4 million views already, while the January trailer earned 12 million views; A good gauge on the film’s possible outcome.

According to Jason Klein, co-CEO and founder of Listen First Media, Maleficent movie has 1.8 million fans in Facebook, more than any other non-franchise movie which is due for release this year.

Here is Maleficent movie trailer 3, watch and decide for yourself: