The Playboy Foursome video 11 sex scenesSuper Bowl is a big event for movie fans too. Last year, the epic sporting event had 115 million viewers, so it's a surefire way to cultivate buzz for a new film.
This year, ahead of the game, major figures in the entertainment industry like actors David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston and director Martin Scorsese have already gotten in on the fun with promos for Uber Eats and Squarespace. But we're talking about promoting the highly-anticipated movies about to make their debut.
SEE ALSO: Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer have an awkward reunion in Uber Eats Super Bowl adIf you're one of those people who prefer watching the Super Bowl for the ads, we're rounding up all the trailers premiering during tonights big sports ball fest.
Get ready to sh*t your pants all over again with the prequel to Jon Krasinski's A Quiet Place. We've already had the sequel where Emily Blunt's character takes on even more deadly aliens that respond to noise. And now, the quietest movie franchise is taking us back to where it all began, starring Lupita Nyong'o and Joseph Quinn.
A Quiet Place: Day One's release date is June 28.
In a trailer that cleverly mocks AI-generated images, we get to see that the minions are once again up to no good. For the fourth installment — yes, there are soon to be four Despicable Memovies — Will Ferrell joins the cast as Gru's arch nemesis, Maxime Le Mal.
Despicable Me 4premieres Jul. 3.
Ryan Reynolds is at it again. The Deadpool and Wolverinetrailer, which premiered right after the coin toss, heavily features Matthew MacFayden who joins the cast seemingly as a TVA agent. We don't know much else beyond that, but Wolverine's shadow at the end means Logan will be sinking his claws into the adventure – and seemingly Deadpool.
Deadpool and Wolverinewill be in theaters on Jul. 26.
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Arivo are bringing the Broadway musical to the silver screen. We can't believe it's taken this long, but maybe it's worth the wait, because the Wickedtrailer has some snazzy special effects and epic scenes that's deserving of the famed witches defying gravity.
Part one of Wickedcomes out on Thanksgiving Day.
The ape empire has a tyrannical new leader. The latest installment of the Planet of the Apes series shows apes and humans pitted against each other like never before.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apeswill be in theaters on May 10.
A Twistersequel? Sure why not. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell star as storm chasers with differing approaches who team up to take down, double twisters. Who doesn't love a natural disaster film where the romantic leads with conflicting ideologies join forces?
Twistersis in theaters on Jul. 19.
Written and directed by Jon Krasinski and starring Ryan Reynolds, IFis about a little girl named Bea and her big furry purple imaginary friend, IF. In a throwback to an old The Officejoke, the trailer features Reynolds and Randall Park.
IFhits theaters May 17.
Want more movies to look forward to in 2024? Check out Mashable's film preview for the year.
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