Super Bowl 2020 Movie Ads — From Black Widow To Fast & Furious 9 To Top Gun: Maverick

The blue-furred speed freak gets a ringing endorsement from four top American athletes but is that enough to beat the Curse of the Video Game Movie?

The TV spot for the latest Blumhouse horror-fest cost more than the movie itself. The average Blumhouse production budget is US$5 million (S$7.66 mil). How much a 30-sec spot during the Super Bowl cost? US$5.6 mil. Now, that’s scary.

John Krasinski lives! But only in the flashback sequence to the sequel to his 2018 monster jam.

Action-heavy trailer featuring more face-off time between Liu Yifei’s Mulan and Gong Li’s evil shape-shifting witch.

“The 25^th film will change everything,” says the spot. Because, according to the voiceover by Christoph Waltz’s villainous Ernst Stavro Blofeld, “When her secret finds its way out, it will be the death of him.” Are they’re going to kill off James Bond?

Two trailers in, does this TV spot still excite us about Natasha Romanoff’s solo movie? Not really. Maybe the extra footage of the Taskmaster will do the trick.

It looks like Maverick’s past returns to haunt him: Miles Teller’s Bradley ‘Rooster’ Bradshaw blames the death of his father, Goose, Maverick’s wingman, on Maverick.

Bello, the Minions are back! This 30-sec spot for Gru’s origin story is just an appetiser for the official trailer dropping on Thursday.

Okay, this isn’t a teaser for a movie but a TV show, no, make that three TV shows. It offers a first look at The Falcon and Winter Solider (the Shield!), WandaVision (they’re together again!), and Loki (er, Loki!). Looks promising.