TRAILERS
SUPER BOWL 2016: MOVIE TRAILERS TO LOOK FORWARD TO THIS SUNDAY
According to Claire Groden of Fortune, a 30-second ad costs as much as $5 million, which is 11 percent higher than ads for last year and marks a 75 percent increase since 2005. She explained why many companies don’t scoff at the cost:
Prices are only so high because marketers are willing to pay to access the enormous Super Bowl audience. Some 114.4 million people on average tuned into the 2015 Super Bowl to watch the Seattle Seahawks play the Patriots, making the game the most-watched broadcast in the history of U.S. television. That estimate doesn’t even account for larger viewing groups at private parties, or bars.
There is huge potential for other big budget films such as Captain America: Civil War, Deadpool and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice to make an appearance as well. Reports have stated that some of the stars of these films will be in attendance at the big game.
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Prime Video
MADDEN – Official Trailer | Prime Video
Inspired by the life of John Madden, Madden chronicles his extraordinary career alongside Al Davis, from their championship run with the Raiders to Madden’s transformation into a broadcasting legend and the creation of the worldwide Madden NFL video game franchise.
Genre:
Biography, Drama, Sports
Release Date:
November 11, 2026 in select theaters
November 18, 2026 globally on Prime Video
Director:
David O. Russell
Cast:
Nicolas Cage, Christian Bale, Kathryn Hahn, Sienna Miller, John Mulaney, Shane Gillis
Plot Summary
Inspired by the life of John Madden, Madden chronicles his extraordinary career alongside Al Davis, from their championship run with the Raiders to Madden’s transformation into a broadcasting legend and the creation of the worldwide Madden NFL video game franchise.
TRAILERS
Johnny Depp Returns in First Trailer for Day Drinker
Johnny Depp is back in action in the first trailer for Day Drinker, the upcoming supernatural revenge thriller from Lionsgate.
Directed by Marc Webb, the film stars Madelyn Cline as Lorna, a bartender working aboard a private yacht who crosses paths with a mysterious passenger named Kelly, played by Depp. Their encounter quickly pulls them into a dangerous criminal underworld, where nothing appears to be quite what it seems.
The newly released trailer offers the first extended look at Depp’s mysterious character and teases a bloody story of revenge with a supernatural edge.
“You thought I was fucking done?” Depp’s character declares in the footage. “I’m done when I say I’m done.”
Penélope Cruz also stars as Cara, a powerful figure whose involvement adds another layer to the increasingly dangerous situation.
Day Drinker marks the fourth film collaboration between Depp and Cruz. The pair previously appeared together in Blow, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and Murder on the Orient Express.
The film also reunites Depp with a major Hollywood studio release and puts him at the center of a decidedly darker project from Webb, whose previous directing credits include 500 Days of Summer and The Amazing Spider-Man films.
Written by Zach Dean, Day Drinker also stars Manu Ríos, Arón Piper, Juan Diego Botto and Anika Boyle.
Day Drinker arrives exclusively in theaters March 26, 2027.
Comic Book Movies
Final Clayface Trailer Unleashes DC’s Terrifying Body Horror
DC Studios has released the final trailer for Clayface, offering its most disturbing look yet at the upcoming horror thriller.
Starring Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, the film follows a rising Hollywood actor whose life is shattered after a Gotham crime boss leaves him horribly disfigured. Desperate to reclaim his former life, Hagen undergoes an experimental treatment that initially appears to restore his face, only for terrifying side effects to begin transforming him into something else entirely.
The new trailer leans heavily into the film’s body-horror elements, showing Hagen struggling to control his rapidly changing body while his desperation gives way to revenge. It also offers another glimpse at the monstrous Clayface that Hagen will eventually become.
Directed by James Watkins from a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini, Clayface also stars Naomi Ackie, David Dencik, Max Minghella and Eddie Marsan.
Rated R for strong bloody violence, gore, language, some nudity and brief drug use, Clayface marks a decidedly darker corner of the DC Universe.
Clayface arrives exclusively in theaters October 23.
