2018 Super Bowl Movie Trailers: A Brief Guide

2018 Super Bowl Movie Trailers

It's the most magical time of the year! Geeks across our nation know’s that Super Bowl Movie Trailers season is incoming. As studios battle to get their expensive commercials for supercars and Hollywood films ready for the big game, It has become one of the most anticipated pop culture events of the year, as it marks the best place to adventurism the next year of summer blockbusters. Despite the insane costs for 30-second commercials, with some exceeding 5 million dollars, Studios have pushed the Superbowl to be a safe bet for advertising budgets to explode. It's an exciting time for both sports and movie fans across the country, with Hollywood utilizing the chance for 100 million eyes to get a quick look at their feature content.

Mission: Impossible - Fallout

Little is known about the upcoming Mission: Impossible sequel, despite some frightening shots at tom cruise doing unbelievable stunts. It's been confirmed by various sources that a 30-second teaser will be attached to the super bowl pre-game show. A good idea to get the blood boiling for the summer adventure, which is expected to deliver another dose of spy action. We hope the internet to get pumped for the eagerly anticipated sequel to Rogue Nation.

Cloverfield 3

Deadline has reported, that we possibly could be seeing the official announcement of Paramount’s third Cloverfield Sequel during the big game. The film has been in a rough patch, on its journey to the big screen with rumors circulating Netflix potentially investing in bringing it to their streaming platform. After the surprise hit 10 Cloverfield Lane, all eyes are on the sequel to continue the tradition and blow us away in April.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

It's about to get dangerous at this year's Super Bowl, with Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom getting the 30-second treatment. Despite the mixed reception from 2015's Jurassic World, all eyes on the sequel to succeed in areas where the original failed to deliver. This will most likely be an extended look at the project, so don't expect the full second trailer until later in the year.

Black Panther 

Despite being out in the next week, Black Panther is planned to have a reliable 30-second TV spot which should build up hype for the first superhero flick of 2018. It would be a no-brainer for Disney to show off their new IP, which is looking to change up the next decade of superhero films, with a diverse line up of African-American actors.

Avengers: Infinity War

The most anticipated release of 2018, is ten years in the making with the MCU finally bringing all these iconic heroes together against threatening Thanos. It would make the most sense for Disney to debut a new trailer for the project, building up the hype train for the conclusion of a decade of build up. Fans have been waiting for a while, and the super bowl would be a perfect area to show it to the masses.