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In 1967, during the first Super Bowl, a 30-second commercial cost $37,500. Now if you want to advertise your beer, truck, and/or dog food during Super Bowl LII, it will set you back a cool $5 million. For massive corporations, though, that’s a small price to pay to have 111 million viewers eyeballing your product. That’s why Disney and Paramount are preparing to debut much-anticipated movie trailers during the game on Sunday. But for which movies?
We have some guesses (hint: it’s not Star Wars!).
Avengers: Infinity War, Black Panther, The Incredibles 2, and A Wrinkle In Time
Chance of trailer: 100 percent for two; zero percent for two
According to Deadline, Disney will “run a 30-second and 45-second spot.” One of them is likely to go to Black Panther, which comes out February 16 (there’s also a Lexus commercial), while the other, longer spot is a toss-up between A Wrinkle In Time (March 9), Avengers: Infinity War (May 4), and The Incredibles 2 (June 15). My money’s on the Pixar sequel: Avengers: Infinity War would distract from the Black Panther hype, while A Wrinkle In Time recently got a new trailer. We’ve seen almost nothing from The Incredibles 2, outside of an intriguing teaser (which premiered during a football game, natch) last year.
Cloverfield: God Particle
Paramount Pictures
Chance of trailer: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
When it comes to Cloverfield movies, don’t believe until you see. God Particle was supposed to come out February 2017; now it’s scheduled for an April 2018 release, although it’s unclear whether the J.J. Abrams-produced film will be released into theaters or straight to Netflix. Hopefully, we’ll find out on Sunday.
Deadpool 2
Marvel
Chance of trailer: Zero percent
20th Century Fox, Sony, and Warner Bros. are all reportedly taking the Super Bowl off, so no Deadpool 2, The Predator, Ready Player One, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Ocean’s 8, or, ironically, Game Night.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Universal
Chance of trailer: 100 percent
Not just one teaser either, but “multiple spots.”
Mission Impossible: Fallout and A Quiet Place
Chance of trailer: 100 percent
Paramount Pictures purchased two 30-second spots: one for Mission: Impossible – Fallout, featuring Tom Cruise dangling from a helicopter, and another for the John Krasinski and Emily Blunt-starring horror movie A Quiet Place. They will air during the pre-game and final half hour of the game.
Skyscraper
Chance of trailer: 100 percent
After starring in three movies last year (including one, The Fate of the Furious, that grossed over a billion dollars, and another, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, that’s likely to), Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will appear in three more in 2018: Fighting with My Family, Rampage, and Skyscraper, which I assume is like Die Hard but in a tall building. Come to think of it, that’s Die Hard.
Solo: A Star Wars Story
DISNEY/TWITTER
Chance of trailer: Zero percent
It’s happening Monday during Good Morning America. Or maybe never.
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