This is actually the second Super Bowl commercial to feature John Krasinski. He’s also the director and (I believe) one of the starts of A Quiet Place.
I’d be lying if I ever said that, while I was watching him on The Office, I ever imagined that John Krasinski would become an action star. However, it appears that he’s managed to do just that.
The Cloverfield Paradox drops on Netflix … TONIGHT! Right after the Super Bowl!
Here’s the commercial:
Who would have guessed that Tom Cruise would eventually become a more convincing secret agent than Daniel Craig?
Here’s the Super Bowl teaser for the latest film to star future President Dwayne Johnson, Skyscraper!
Why do people in movies always make the mistake of messing with Dwayne Johnson? Don’t they realize that he’s indestructible?
Castle Rock, the latest big Hulu series, is based on the writings of Stephen King. This Super Bowl commercial gets things off to the right start by name dropping Shawshank Prison and then going on to create an effectively creepy atmosphere.
(Usually, I tend to be skeptical about Stephen King adaptations but, with the success of both It and Gerald’s Game last year, I’ll be more than happy to take a chance on Castle Rock!)
Glee, Part 2?
Judging from the twitter reaction, a lot of people are more excited about than they were out The Last Jedi.
My favorite part of the Solo commercial? That glimpse of Donald Glover.
“Blue!”
As long as Chris Pratt is back, I’m happy.
Seriously, this one freaked me out!
(There was some speculation that A Quiet Place may be part of the Cloverfield franchise but, judging from this commercial, I don’t think so. It looks really good, though.)
It’s Super Bowl Sunday and you know what that means! Commercials, commercials, and more commercials.
(And, apparently, some football game.)
As I did last year, I’m going to do my best to post every movie teaser that airs during the Super Bowl. Things started off tonight with this intriguing teaser for Red Sparrow! Jennifer Lawrence plays a Russian agent in this movie, which has been rated R for torture, violence, sex, language, drugs, and everything else that can win a film an R-rating.
Through the Shattered Lens 