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With the Super Bowl just around the corner, excitement is building not only for the game itself but for the highly anticipated commercials that will light up the screen. Every year, movie studios and streaming services unleash their biggest trailers during this big game, knowing the audience’s anticipation to catch a glimpse of the biggest commercials of the year.
While the game and half-time show certainly bring excitement, it’s those sneak peeks at upcoming movies that truly have viewers on the edge.
However, before the Super Bowl hits the screen, Seth Rogan’s new Apple TV’s fake Super Bowl trailer is making rounds on the internet for its trailer within trailer tricks. In the Apple TV+ trailer ofThe Studio, Seth Rogan is a newly appointed head of a fictional movie. The trailer follows him and his team of creatives as they face a hilarious dilemma: whether to keep a shocking scene in their upcoming teaser forDuhpocalypse. The scene in question features a zombie infecting Josh Hutcherson’s character with deadly flatulence.
The series blends behind-the-scenes antics with Rogen’s signature comedic style. While this top-notch but hilarious fake trailer could beat any actual Super Bowl trailer, unfortunately, the ad will not feature during this year’s Super Bowl. Now take a look at the five best Super Bowl trailers of all time that set a cultural moment, captivating its large audience.
1Top Gun: Maverick (2022)
Tom Cruisemade his grand return to the skies withTop Gun: Maverickand the Super Bowl trailer didn’t disappoint. In this jaw-dropping teaser, we saw Cruise back in the cockpit, reminding us why he’s the king of high-octane action.
The intense dogfights, high-speed chases, and adrenaline-pumping soundtrack made this one of the most anticipated movies of 2022. The trailer’s heart-stopping visuals paired with the nostalgic thrill of the originalTop Gunmade it a showstopper, earning it a top spot among Super Bowl trailers.
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2The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolution (2003)
The 1999 Super Bowl trailer debuted the first look atThe Matrix, initially seeming like a typical action movie withKeanu Reeves. However, a brief glimpse of the revolutionary “bullet time” sequence hinted at something groundbreaking. The movie went to redefine the sci-fi genre.
As anticipation for the sequels, TheMatrix ReloadedandThe Matrix Revolutionsgrew, Warner Bros. heightened excitement with a stunning one-minute trailer showcasing both the movie’s action and spectacle. This trailer, following an earlier teaser, became a key moment in the franchise’s marketing, solidifying the Super Bowl as a prime platform for blockbuster promotions.
3Jurassic World (2015)
Jurassic Worldbrought the beloved franchise back to life, and its Super Bowl trailer made a massive impact. The 60-second spot showcased the awe-inspiring visual effects that brought dinosaurs back in epic proportions.
The trailer teased the thrilling new park filled with dangerous creatures, setting the stage for one of the most successful movies in the Jurassic franchise. The final reveal of the terrifying Indominus Rex had fans buzzing, making this trailer a pivotal moment in Super Bowl history.
4Avengers: Endgame (2019)
Marvel‘sAvengers: Endgamewas one of the most anticipated movies of all time, and its Super Bowl trailer didn’t hold back. The spot was full of intense moments as the remaining Avengers plotted their next steps following the devastating events of theInfinity War.
The brief but powerful glimpses of Captain America (Chris Evans), Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), and the rest of the team facing their showdown left audiences craving more. The trailer’s use of silence and nostalgia created a sense of gravitas and excitement, cementing Endgame as a must-see movie.
5Independence Day (1996)
The Independence Day 1996 Super Bowl trailer remains one of the most iconic teasers in cinematic history. Featuring jaw-dropping visuals of massive alien spacecraft descending upon Earth, it set the stage forRoman Emmerich’s sci-fi actionblockbuster.
The trailer’s most unforgettable moment was the destruction of the White House. 20th Century Fox heavily focused on the unforgettable shot of the exploding, capitalizing on the movie’s epic scale.Independence Daywent on to become a massive hit and its Super Bowl trailers remain a prime example of how to create hype for a blockbuster movie.
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These movies stand out not only for their jaw-dropping visuals but also for their ability to capture cultural moments and leave audiences waiting for the next big release.
Kaberi Ray
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Kaberi is an Entertainment Writer at FandomWire with over one year of experience specializing in pop culture and entertainment trends. She has written over 500 in-depth articles covering everything from fan theories to narrative dissection, focusing on platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and Paramount Plus.Before joining FandomWire, Kaberi honed her storytelling skills through literary analysis and creative projects rooted in her academic background in English Literature. Her strengths lie in her ability to decode layered storytelling across genres whether it’s analyzing thrillers or exploring new trends. She continues to expand her creative horizon as she’s currently learning a new language.
