The only thing that kept us hanging on during the glacial gameplay of the Rams and Patriots’ Super Bowl LIII spat was the promise of first look footage from some of our most anticipated movies and shows. A Tom Brady snap is exciting, sure, but a Thanos snap is life or death! From superhero movies to sci-fi streaming series, the Super Bowl trailer offerings had something for everyone. Here’s what we got: Related The best commercials from the 2019 Super Bowl Avengers: Endgame A new 30-second spot offers a glimpse of Earth’s mournful survivors. But Marvel may have erased one character too many? Us Jordan Peele’s follow up to Get Out stars Lupita Nyong’o and Winston Duke ... and Lupita Nyong’o and Winston Duke. Expect the doppelgangers to deliver serious doppelbangers. And speaking of Peele... The Twilight Zone Peele’s reboot of the Rod Serling mystery series is arriving to CBS All Access in April. The anthology show’s cast includes John Cho, Allison Tolman, Kumail Nanjiani, Adam Scott, Sanaa Lathan, Steven Yeun, Greg Kinnear, Taissa Farmiga, Jessica Williams, and DeWanda Wise, but we don’t get any of them here — instead this spot’s got Peele and a whole lot of mood. Captain Marvel We’re only a month away from Captain Marvel’s big-screen debut, and Marvel took the time to emphasize just how much high-flying adventure — in planes, in outer space — we should expect. Our only gripe: needed more Goose. Hanna Based on the 2011 film of the same name, Amazon’s new series about a young assassin who breaks out of murder school got a kick-ass first trailer during the big game. And there was a bonus: the premiere episode is live for 24 hours. You have until Monday night! Toy Story 4 Toy Hell is hanging on the prize wall of a traveling carnival. In Toy Story 4, Buzz Lightyear goes to Toy Hell. Alita: Battle Angel Surprise: James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez’s manga adaptation is pretty darn good! Wonder Park Wonder Park takes a few leaps in the premise department. “Wonder Park” is an imaginary park — but now it’s real? And under attack? There are talking animals because this is a CG-animated movie in the year 2019? This may be a trip. The Handmaid’s Tale If you’re a Rams fan and thought the night couldn’t get more depressing, Hulu provided a new look at the third season of its acclaimed dystopian series. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Based on Alvin Schwartz’s book of the same name, this Guillermo del Toro-produced horror movie takes everything that scared the hell out of you when you were a kid and puts it on screen. Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw The Fast franchise gets a superhero spinoff in which Idris Elba plays a bulletproof boi. If things must go boom, we suppose this is an acceptable way of doing it.<doc-sep>On Sunday, the 53rd edition of the Super Bowl took place in Atlanta, USA, and as the American sporting tradition dictates, a number of ads and trailers were released during the event’s half-time break. If you want to read more about the half-time show, click here, but for the trailers and advertisements we found noteworthy, here are six of the best below. Avengers: Endgame teaser trailer Marvel released its second teaser trailer for its eagerly anticipated flick Avengers: Endgame. The 30 second video shows the team preparing for the big battle with Thanos after he destroyed half of it during Infinity War. The movie will premier in April. Toy Story 4 teaser trailer Toy Story 4 is another highly anticipated movie, especially considering the fact that many thought the franchise was completed with its third installment. The teaser shows Woody and Bo Peep in a theme park, with Buzz Lightyear being harassed by the local toys. Bo Peep last appeared in Toy Story 2, and the trailer suggests that she’s had a bit of a makeover. Toy Story 4 will be released in June. Captain Marvel teaser trailer Captain Marvel‘s latest teaser shows off more of the title character’s charisma and super powers with the tagline “higher, further, faster”. The movie is set for release in March. Game of Thrones and Bud Light The ad is set in medieval times where the Bud Light Knight is an entrant in the village jousting tournament. He loses to The Mountain from Game of Thrones, and then a dragon shows up and sets everything on fire. You know, the usual stuff. Unfortunately, the ad doesn’t give any clues about the upcoming final season of the show, which is set for an April debut. Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive Controller Microsoft’s rather heartfelt ad about its Adaptive Controller for Xbox shows how the piece of equipment has helped a number of children play video game where they otherwise would not be able to. Amazon Alexa Amazon’s ad is a funny take on its own product not being suitable for every occasion. The video shows celebrities interacting with Alexa that has been built into devices like hot tubs and dog collars, ultimately causing some chaos. Feature image: screenshot, YouTube via Game Of Thrones<doc-sep>Winter is here, both in the real world and in Westeros. And the final season of “Game of Thrones” is just a little over two months away now. But HBO has been relatively low key with its marketing so far, releasing only a smattering of footage — and no true trailer so far. But that could all change this weekend, if the cable net opts to run an ad for “Game of Thrones” season 8 during the Super Bowl on Sunday. It’s not terribly common, however, for TV shows to advertise during the Super Bowl, unless it’s the network airing the game plugging its own shows. That said, it was only a year ago that HBO shelled out for a spot during the Super Bowl for “Westworld,” and “Game of Thrones” several measures more popular than that sci-fi drama. So should you expect to finally get a real look at the concluding season of “Game of Thrones” Sunday evening? Also Read: 'Game of Thrones' Bosses Promise a Season 8 Trailer Is Coming - Though They 'Wish' It Wasn't Officially, and unofficially, we know about as much as Jon Snow does. Which is to say that we know nothing. HBO is keeping its plans, or lack of plans, for Super Bowl Sunday under wraps. Which means, in turn, that we can’t draw any conclusions about whether there’s going to be any “Game of Thrones” goodness in store for us during the Big Game. But the fact that the marketing campaign for “Game of Thrones” season 8 really hasn’t even started yet, and the fact that HBO pushed “Westworld” during the Super Bowl last year, makes us think that we could finally get a proper trailer on Sunday. But we haven’t heard anything concrete either way. But if there was ever a moment to get the hype started in earnest, Sunday is about as good as it gets. But we’re all going to have to wait until Sunday night to find out for sure. So that’s something to root for even if you don’t care who actually wins the game.<doc-sep>
Last week, we shared that Disney would have several TV spots for the 2019 Super Bowl. And though we speculated what those TV spots would be, many of our suspicions were correct. With all of the highly anticipated films set to premiere this year, we’ve been just as excited for the new movie trailers to drop as we are for the movies to actually hit theaters. So you bet our eyes were glued to our television screens at every commercial break, waiting to catch the latest trailers for Disney’s 2019 film releases. Here are all of the Disney ads that aired during the 2019 Super Bowl on Sunday, February 3: Avengers: Endgame While the TV spot for “Avengers: Endgame” wasn’t nearly as long as we hoped, it still continued to keep up pumped for the upcoming film. And “Guardians of the Galaxy” fans will be happy to see Rocket make an appearance in the latest trailer. Take a look: Captain Marvel We’re not sure if we could be more excited for “Captain Marvel” than we already are, but this action-packed trailer has us itching to see the film as soon as it hits theaters next month. With “Captain Marvel” kicking off the lineup of Disney and Marvel movies being released in 2019, it’s no wonder Disney would give one of their Super Bowl TV spots to the newest Marvel heroine. Toy Story 4 “Toy Story 3” had us weeping, but by the looks of this trailer, “Toy Story 4” will have us laughing in our movie theater seats. The latest trailer takes place at what looks like a state fair features not only Bo Peep (who, on a side note, we’re so happy will be returning) but also Buzz Lightyear…as a carnival game prize? Check out the trailer to see what we mean: For more Disney film magic, check out our post of all the Disney movies coming out in 2019. Which Disney film are you most excited to see this year?