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This year, the Super Bowl wants to give viewers movie trailers that make them Marvel.
Heading into Sunday’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Fransisco 49ers, rumors ran wild that Disney would roll out the first look at Marvel’s Deadpool 3, showcasing Ryan Reynolds’ highly anticipated turn as Wade Wilson in a Marvel Cinematic Universe flick.
Meanwhile, Paramount, whose broadcaster CBS has the game, confirmed a whole slate of premiering film spots, including John Krasinski’s If, A Quiet Place: Day One and Bob Marley: One Love.
Of course, Super Bowl trailers aren’t for everyone, especially with 30 seconds of ad time fetching upwards of $7 million in 2024.
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