Month: February 2019

The NFL’s biggest game of the year, the Super Bowl, was a back and forth, defensive battle on the evening of February 3. However, plenty of folks watching the big game were glued to their televisions for the trailers for upcoming movies.

The one that got the most people talking was none other than the spot for Avengers: Endgame. And there was a good amount to learn from the 30-second spot when you break the teaser trailer down, it got us thinking about the future of the MCU and what’s going to happen in the upcoming movie.

Back in December, the very first trailer for the April movie got us thinking a bit about theories regarding the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Some of them were probable and others were near nonsense-level of madness. We’re back at it again, using the Super Bowl spot to figure out what’s going on in Endgame, which hits theaters on April 26.

Endgame Takes Place A Few Years After Infinity War

At the eight second mark, we see a poster that says, “Where do we go, now that they’re gone?” This is obviously referring to the Thanos Snap, which resulted in half the life in the universe being wiped from existence. We’re living in a world where support groups exist now, and that means people are on the road to healing. This takes time, and I’m thinking that at least a couple years have passed since Infinity War.

New York City Is A Dead Zone

There is a really quick shot of Ellis Island, just outside of NYC, with what looks like hundreds of boats docked outside. Just before that, we saw a shot of Manhattan, and there wasn’t a single light on the island, which is crazy because it’s the “city that never sleeps.” Because of the events of Infinity War–as well as what happened during the first Avengers movie–people have fled the city, since it tends to attract world-ending events.

“What about Spider-Man: Far From Home? We see NYC in the trailer, and it looks fine!” Don’t worry, all of this will be undone by the end of Endgame and everything will go back to normal.

Captain America Is Time Travelling Back To WWII

In the last Avengers: Endgame theory piece, I mentioned that Captain America could travel back in time to fight Red Skull in WWII. This teaser solidifies the theory even more. There is a brief shot of Captain America strapping up his shield to his arm. Everything about this quick shot screams, “This is 1944.”

Nebula Is A Double-Agent

We briefly see Tony Stark and Nebula working together on a ship. Lest we forget that Nebula is still the daughter of Thanos, and while it’s been made apparent–time and time again–that she hates her father for everything he’s done to her, what if she’s actually a double agent, spared from death in order to ensure Thanos’ plan doesn’t get undone? Thanos held her captive during Infinity War, and he obviously did so in order to get Gamora to take him to the Soul Stone. However, what if there is more to that? What if Nebula had another purpose? What if she was then supposed to implant herself amongst the heroes in order to sabotage them? While the clip of her and Stark is brief and doesn’t help this theory on its surface, it seems too obvious that a character from such an evil lineage–just like her half-sister Gamora–would also betray her father.

All Phase 4 Characters Revealed In The Opening

During the opening, there are a few quick flashes of characters, all in black, white, and red: Wasp, Nick Fury, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Falcon, Scarlet Witch, Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Panther, Winter Soldier, and Vision. The majority of these folks were dusted off at the end of Infinity War. So why show these characters before the Marvel Studios logo? Because this is the future of the MCU.

Aside from Nick Fury, no one here is a Phase 1 character. The characters we know and love from the MCU are probably going to die if they weren’t in that quick opening montage. Why would Marvel choose those characters to show? Why is it happening so quickly? It’s because these characters are the future, which actually really bums me out because Scott Lang wasn’t there.

The Avengers Recruit Their Own Thanos

There are a few shots in the trailer where it looks like someone should be standing, but it’s an empty space. Many people across the internet are saying, “They edited out Captain Marvel.” But that doesn’t make sense. Why remove a character we know is going to be in the movie? Myself and Tamoor Hussain think the reason there’s a giant, empty space there is because the Avengers have recruited Thanos to help defeat Thanos. Where in the timeline this version of the Mad Titan is from is the real question. However, I believe this is a Thanos from the future, who finally comes to the realization that his life without Gamora is too much to bear on his soul, so he goes back in time to help the Avengers defeat a younger version of himself.

Halftime has concluded for the 2019 Super Bowl, where the New England Patriots faced the Los Angeles Rams. And while CBS offered a halftime show featuring Maroon 5 and Atlanta’s own Big Boi, WWE delivered something completely different–shirtless people punching each other.

The resident wrestling nerds of GameSpot could not have been happier about this, as WWE’s Halftime Heat aired on the WWE Network, along with YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. And if you’re someone who frequents GameSpot, then you know Mat Elfring and Chris E. Hayner are going to talk about wrestling. Just like any PPV, we’re going to review the match.

You can watch the match for yourself below. Halftime Heat starts at 3:34:29.

Aleister Black, Ricochet & Velveteen Dream vs. Tommaso Ciampa, Johnny Gargano & Adam Cole

Wow… Triple H kicks off the whole thing by saying, “If you are all in as a fan, then NXT is for you.” Shots have been fired, and they didn’t need to be. Or maybe I’m looking way too much into the “all in” aspect of his line, which was the largest independent wrestling shows of 2018: one I got to attend. The atmosphere is bizarre, considering this is taking place inside the Performance Center and the crowd isn’t as big nor as rukus as a normal NXT crowd. Sure, it got better as it went on, but it didn’t start off too hot. Velveteen Dream feels so out of place in this match, in the best way possible. His NFL-inspired ring gear is awesome, and he’s the only wrestler on his team who is 100% personality. He rounds out the group really well. Then, there’s Ricochet, who I could watch flip around the ring all night. The dude is a complete innovator.

Around the 10 minute mark, I noticed I’ve turned into a morose mouth-breather as my jaw has been completely dropped after a series of insane high spots. As this match progressed, we got some amazing spots, and Adam Cole became the whipping post for Team Dream. I wasn’t surprised by the outcome of this, by any means. It delivered exactly like I thought it would and was the perfect counter-programming for CBS’ halftime show.

The only real problem–for me–with Halftime Heat was that the in-ring storytelling aspect of wrestling wasn’t really as solid as it could have been. It was primarily tons of high spots to get new folks engaged with the product, which is perfectly fine. This match played as more of a Greatest Hits than a full-fledged wrestling match. I guess the only real question I have for WWE is, “Who is watching Halftime Heat that already isn’t super familiar with the WWE and NXT products?” Regardless of my nitpicking, this was a blast, and I hope WWE does this again next year.

Side note: Hey, WWE Network. Work on your app on Smart TVs. During a 16 minute match, it crashed on me three different times, including during the finish.

— Mat Elfring (9/10)

When WWE announced that NXT was going to have its own Halftime Heat event, it was great news because I don’t really care for Maroon 5. That said, it also meant the brand would have to deliver the absolute best it has to make for a compelling Super Bowl alternative. Thankfully, NXT delivered in a massive way and had to make a few new fans tonight, between airing live on the WWE Network and across the company’s streaming platforms. Right from the start, it was clear that the small crowd at the performance center was made up of die-hard fans that were ready to be loud, as each NXT Superstar–six of the brand’s top names–made their way to the ring.

What followed was an exciting six-man tag match loaded with high spots, everyone getting in their signature moves, and an actual story. It was all set up at the end of TakeOver: Phoenix, when the three heroes and three villains had a pull-apart brawl, something that overflowed onto Halftime Heat. I honestly can’t say enough about how great this was, even with some shaky production work at the beginning of the broadcast. It’s hit some highlights, though.

• Velveteen Dream’s football-inspired attire was amazing, as were the tackles he doled out early in the match.

• Having a female referee preside over Halftime Heat was so smart. Those who watch NXT already know women are referees for some matches. However, for non-fans, having a female in charge helps to show how much the role of women in WWE has changed over the last few years.

• Shawn Michaels joining the commentary team for the show was the right move. He’s clearly super passionate about NXT as one of the brand’s trainers and it showed in how he spoke about the action. Honestly, they should utilize him in that role more.

• If this didn’t make you a believer in Ricochet and his ability to do literally anything, I don’t know what will. That said, he defies gravity regularly and I love it.

• Something this match did was allow each talent to show off their style of fighting. For Aleister Black, this means kicking as hard as he possibly can and itlooks so painful for his victim each time.

• I know wrestling fans are split on the overuse of the superkick. I love it and loved how it was on display here.

• I love Tommaso Ciampa and think he’s a great NXT Champion, but find me a better heel than Adam Cole, I dare you.

— Chris E. Hayner (10/10)

Captain Marvel is just around the corner, so it’s pretty understandable that the amount of new footage being shown is starting to taper off. After all, it’s not like they can show the entire movie as a tease before release, right? Still, that doesn’t mean that the new 30-second Super Bowl LIII spot–watch it here–didn’t have some nice new moments for us to pick out.

Despite the considerable amount of promotional footage to work from, much of the plot is still shrouded in mystery. After all, we only just learned who Jude Law was actually playing–and we still can’t be sure about Annette Bening’s character. But these questions only mean more room to theorize and pass the time before the movie’s March 8 release date. After all, it is the last MCU release before the highly anticipated Avengers: Endgame, so every tiny detail counts.

Carol and Monica

Carol Danvers is a character with no shortage of origin stories, and her MCU incarnation is only adding to that legacy. In this version of events, she apparently is an amnesiac with no memory of her time on Earth before the Kree abducted and experimented on her. However, we know from footage like this scene here, that she most definitely did have a pretty successful life as a human being before that particular incident. We see her with her friend and Air Force comrade, Monica Rambeau, about to fly an exercise. It’s brief, but enough to tell that Monica and Carol were friends prior to Carol’s Kree heel-turn.

Aerial Acrobatics

The next montage appears to be intercut moments of Carol’s military life on Earth with her Kree training, flipping back and forth between her flying a regular old human jet and either flying–or escaping–a space age, laser-shooting craft. We also see a couple repeat scenes from previous spots and trailers of Carol during boot camp. Not a ton of new info in this moment, but enough to establish a bit more of Carol’s life before her memory wiping set in. There’s a good chance that returning to Earth will mean at least a few people will definitely know and recognize her, even if she doesn’t recognize or know them.

Carol and Yon-Rogg

It’s taken us a while to get official confirmation of just who, exactly, Jude Law is playing. But now that we know he’s Yon-Rogg, and the moments between he and Carol take on an interesting subtext. In the comics, Yon is a Kree extremist who deeply hates and resents humans and considers the original Captain Mar-Vell, Carol’s mentor, to be a traitor to the Kree race. In the MCU version of events, it looks like Yon will be straddling some sort of line between the two, acting both as a malevolent force against the humans and a sort of mentor to Carol.

Based on how intensely they’re sparring (or, y’know, just straight up fighting) in this scene, we can imagine that that particular dichotomy causes some real tension between the two of them.

Binary

The exact extent of Carol’s powers in the MCU is still pretty mysterious, but it certainly looks like she’ll be getting the full extent of her “Binary” abilities–a period in her comics history where she was able to draw her power from a cosmic phenomena called a “white hole.”

Like most cosmic superpowers, Carol’s abilities as Binary were pretty vaguely defined, but they meant she was able to do things even normal Kree weren’t able to do, like creating all sorts of fantastically trippy space-age lasers and power blasts, absorbing radiation, and generating the “power of a star.” Does that mean she can time travel? We really don’t know, but hey, it looks rad and is pretty intimidating nonetheless.

Carol and Fury

While this particular spot didn’t have as much Carol/Nick Fury interactions as past clips have shown, we did get a new one, showcasing an extremely cute fist bump in the cockpit of a plane–probably taking place right after that moment in the second trailer when Fury asked her if she could fly the jet and she responded, “We’ll see.”

The question is, of course, what are they celebrating and why are they flying in the first place?

During the Super Bowl, a new Captain Marvel trailer debuted (as did an Avengers Endgame trailer). And, as we’ve seen in the past, it again has people asking whether Captain Marvel the character has always been a woman. As with so many things in comics, that’s a complex subject, as detailed below.

While we’re a couple months away from Marvel’s next movie, Captain Marvel, the second trailer has arrived, and yes, she’s still punching old women in the face. The character has a very confusing history, which has led to a few people to question who this character is. More specifically, some are not sure why she’s a woman. To the average person who isn’t well-versed in comic book lore, this can all be a little confusing. Don’t worry, we’ll get you up to date and explain it all as quickly as possible.

First are foremost, comic book continuity is confusing and full of plot holes and errors. Keeping track of what’s gone down in stories for the past 80 years or so can be quite the task. However, Captain Marvel at Marvel Comics is a woman and has been for the past six years, and the character behind the mask–Carol Danvers–has been a part of the collective comic book universe for 50 years now. When Danvers took on the role of Captain Marvel, it made the character relevant again, which it hadn’t been for 30 years or so.

So let’s talk Captain Marvel. There are three main characters using this name. The first is DC Comics’ Captain Marvel–who goes by the name Shazam now. He’s actually a young boy named Billy Batson who becomes a superpowered adult when he yells “Shazam.” He’s the DC hero in the red suit with a giant yellow lightning bolt on his chest. Zachary Levi will be playing the character on the big screen on April 5, 2019.

Then, there’s Marvel’s first Captain Marvel, Mar-Vell. He was the captain of a Kree militia and a protector of the universe. Mar-Vell died in 1978 after inhaling poisonous gas and getting terminal cancer. He’s been resurrected a few times, and still shows up every now and again but he hasn’t been a heavy hitter for decades.

So that leaves us with Carol Danvers, the current Captain Marvel. Throughout the years, many people of various sexes and races–both alien and human–have fought under this mantle, but Danvers was the person that made this character relevant again. If you grew up in the ’90s and watched the X-Men cartoon, you know who this character is. In the realm of X-Men: The Animated Series as well as comic book canon, Rogue got her super-strength and flight by sucking the life out of Ms. Marvel, Carol Danvers. However, Danvers eventually recovered, and years later, after the Avengers vs. X-Men storyline, she took on the mantle of Captain Marvel. Her backstory is wildly confusing, as is almost every cosmic character from Marvel’s silver age. However, her origin is getting a little bit of a clean up in the new movie.

You can learn more about the character by checking out her history video above to see just how insane it is or wait until Captain Marvel hits theaters on March 8, 2019.

Something is going on with Respawn, although it’s still not confirmed officially what that is. Leaks have circulated throughout the weekend regarding a new game called Apex Legends; whatever it is, the developer will be sharing details during a stream at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 4 PM GMT.

Respawn CEO Vince Zampella sent out a tweet during the Super Bowl that linked to a Twitch account called Play Apex. This account is scheduled to host a livestream on Monday. There is zero context to what the stream will be about, as neither Zampella’s tweet or the Twitch account reveal specific details.

Zampella’s message seems to reference the leaks, saying, “Looks like everything is unlocked now? Fun. So, if you like Respawn, our games or even me, you should tune in tomorrow. Our stream starts at 8 AM PT and we’ll tell you everything about Apex Legends. Everything.”

Respawn is the developer behind Titanfall and Titanfall 2, two popular first-person shooters that see players engage in large-scale battles as either agile Pilots or powerful Titans. Titanfall 2 is one of the most critically-acclaimed shooters in recent years–we gave it a 9/10 in our review and listed it as one of our top games in 2016–and fans of it have been clamoring for more since its release.

In Titanfall 2, unlike its predecessor, you can pick which faction you choose to fight for in multiplayer. One of those factions is the Apex Predators. The Apex Predators are also featured heavily in the game’s campaign, as the group of merciless guns for hire who serve as Titanfall 2’s primary antagonists. Seeing as Respawn is no longer making more post-launch content for Titanfall 2, it’s probable that the upcoming live stream is for something brand new. Even so, the Twitch channel’s name implies it still might relate back to the 2016 game.

We’ve known for a while that Respawn has been working on another Titanfall title. The developer has actually confirmed its working on three games right now–Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order, some Titanfall-related game, and an unnamed VR title. During an EA quarterly earning call, the company’s CEO Andrew Wilson announced that at least two Respawn games would release in 2019. One of those has been confirmed to be Jedi Fallen Order, which is scheduled for release sometime before the 2019 holiday season, but we have no official word on what the other title(s) might be.

As April marches closer and closer, the Avengers: Endgame hype train is only picking up speed and now, with a brand new TV spot shown during Super Bowl LIII, we’ve got a brand new batch of footage to work with–the first since the first trailer dropped back in December.

Endgame is slated for an earlier-than-anticipated release on April 26, hot on the heels of Marvel Studios’ first major release of the year, Captain Marvel, on March 8. We’ve already confirmed at least one brutal loss between the infamous Thanos snap and the start of Endgame, but we’ve come up with plenty of theories to help fill the gaps and make the wait a little less agonizing–and we’ve got more on the way now that there’s more footage to work from. So, with that in mind, let’s break down each new moment from the spot, piece by piece.

A Decimated World

While we still don’t have a concrete idea of just how much time has passed between the snap and Endgame, it looks like the safe bet is “a while.” We see the apocalyptic skyline of New York, an abandoned Citi Field, and most importantly, a support group for those left behind either led or attended by Captain America himself, Steve Rogers. Obviously, enough time had to pass for people to organize, print flyers, and form groups like this, which means that we’re probably in for some real good ol’ fashioned heartbreak and angst for those opening moments of the movie. Whatever’s been going on in the gap between the two films, however long it actually ends up being, probably wasn’t all that happy-go-lucky.

Tony and Nebula, Teaming Up

The first trailer gave us a pretty bleak look into Tony’s situation aboard what we assume is the Benatar, where he narrated what sounded ominously like his last will and testament to Pepper Potts. This time around, Tony doesn’t look quite as resigned to his fate. We see him actively teaming up with Nebula, the only other survivor from Titan, making some sort of mechanical repairs to the ship. Of course, we have no real way to tell if these repairs were taking place before or after they left the planet, so it’s probably best not to get your hopes for Tony’s survival up too high just yet, but–hey, we’ll take what we can get, right?

Look, Up In The Sky(?)

The next shot features a familiar lineup of Steve, Natasha, Rhodey, and Bruce all exiting the Avengers compound in the middle of the night, apparently heading towards something (or someone?) up in the sky.

This shot is particularly mysterious because of just how many variables are in play. Perhaps it’s the first arrival of Captain Marvel from space? A Quantum Realm anomaly care of Ant-Man? Something to do with one of the Stones and Doctor Strange? It’s really impossible to say just yet–but it’s certainly something to begin speculating on.

Rocket on the Beach

Rocket Raccoon is notably absent from the moment outside of the Avengers compound, leaving us to wonder just what, exactly, he’s been up to since the snap as the last Guardian of the Galaxy on Earth. We get a pretty pointed shot of him entering a house on the beach (note the lobster traps behind him) but very little context to work from. Rocket doesn’t have much history on Earth, but his love of weapons and engineering might mean he went searching for Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne who, if you remember from the end of Ant-Man & The Wasp, moved their conveniently portable home to the beach after Jan was recovered from the Quantum Realm.

Of course, both of them were turned to dust in the snap, so hopefully Rocket won’t be too disappointed if that’s actually where he’s at and who he’s looking for. Then again, this might be a completely different beach house–though it seems a little unlikely that any of our main protagonists secretly purchases some beachfront property in between all their world-saving antics. Though, we suppose, Hawkeye did have a secret farm for so many years, so stranger things have happened.

Natasha, Shooting to Kill

Though she’s always been far from the cuddliest Avenger, Natasha Romanoff has taken on a decidedly more lethal look here in her trailer moment as we see her firing off rapid-fire rounds right into the dead center of a series of bullseyes. It looks like she’s in the Avengers compound shooting range, so there isn’t much to ascertain from this specific scene other than Nat has definitely got her eye on the prize. And that prize is making sure something gets extremely dead. Who could blame her?

War Machine and Ant-Man Suiting Up

Though we still have no real idea just how Scott Lang managed to get out of the Quantum Realm, we do know thanks to the first Endgame trailer that he did, somehow, and managed to find his way back to the Avengers compound, much to Steve’s confusion. So the fact that Scott’s around isn’t necessarily news–the fact that he and Rhodey are apparently in need of their superhero’ing gear kind of is, though.

What is it that has them preparing for battle? Who are they going to fight? What is the plan?

Thor in Wakanda?

Thor’s situation post-Infinity War has been especially confusing, thanks to his ambiguous position in the first Endgame trailer–and this spot doesn’t really clarify much. We see him still in his full Asgardian regalia, as opposed to his worn down civilian clothes from the first trailer, in what looks like Wakanda. It’s probably a safe bet that this moment might be a flashback to the moments immediately after the snap, before everyone had a chance to go their separate ways (and before Thor had a chance to change.)

Alternatively, if this scene isn’t set in Wakanda, it could indeed be on some alien planet (maybe even the planet Thanos has made his new home). It’s certainly possible that Thor was able to leave Earth, considering his new ax, Stormbreaker, has the ability to summon the Bifrost–though how he would know where to go is still a major question, if that’s the case.

Hawkeye Returns

We’ve known for some time that Hawkeye was going to be making a comeback with his new codename, Ronin, but the finer points of the hows and the whys are still a mystery. Unfortunately, the split second look at him in this spot doesn’t really clarify much–it’s just an ominously lit close up of Jeremy Renner in some sort of rubble. The red glow could be from one of the stones, but it also could just be from something totally mundane. Sorry, Hawkeye fans, looks like you’ll have to hold off on any major speculation for a while–at least until we have a bit more to work with.

Get This Man A Shield

In one of the most emotionally poignant moments of the spot, we see a close shot of Steve Rogers’ hands, tightening the straps on his iconic shield–something he gave up entirely at the end of Captain America: Civil War. He spent the entirety of Infinity War without it after that particularly bad break up, so it’s pretty understandable that his hands would be visibly shaking as he goes to commit again.

The real question is, of course, what made him decide to go back to it? It probably wasn’t that hard, post-snap, to break it out of whatever government storage facility it was being housed in, but why would Captain America feel the need to make such a symbolic return when the Avengers aren’t exactly around to be assembled around him?

Whatever the answer turns out to be, we’re pretty sure it’s going to make us cry a bunch.

Seven Soldiers

The final shot in the spot is a lineup of heroes silhouetted by the setting sun, walking through the compound’s hanger to places unknown. They’re obviously led by Steve, who is followed by Hawkeye/Ronin (or, maybe Thor?), Natasha, Rocket, Scott, Rhodey, and finally Bruce (we think). Where are they going? We don’t know. What are they planning? We don’t know that either. But whatever or wherever it is, Cap’s got his shield so you know it’s serious.

If you’re watching the 2019 Super Bowl, you probably saw plenty of Bud Light commercials over the course of the evening–many of which were about corn syrup. However, during one spot in the second quarter, the Bud Knight met his demise at the hands of The Mountain.

It was turning out to be another silly Bud Light ad, where the King and Queen were enjoying a couple of beers and about to watch the Bud Knight triumph during a joust. At least, that’s what they thought would happen.

Sadly, the Bud Knight was knocked off his horse during this exhibition, and the new champion was none other than Gregor Clegane, also known as The Mountain from HBO’s Game of Thrones. Clegane walked up to the fallen knight, and used his thumbs to gouge out his eyes. We’re all presuming the Bud Knight is now dead.

It didn’t end there. A dragon flew overhead and burned everything to the ground. Is “dilly dilly” no more? This was easily one of the oddest commercials during the final NFL game of the season.

While this was a sad moment, we were all reminded that Game of Thrones is returning for its final season this April. The first trailer for the new season aired back in January in a cryptic teaser, which didn’t contain any actual footage. However, it did hint at the fates of members of the Stark family.

Game of Thrones returns to HBO for its final season on April 14 at 9 PM ET / PT. And you can watch the Super Bowl live while the game is still going on.

Super Bowl LIII was replete with trailers, and although movies are often the biggest draw–see: Captain Marvel and Avengers: Endgame–a few TV shows also caught viewers’ attention. One of these is the upcoming Twilight Zone reboot from Get Out director Jordan Peele. The trailer pulled a bit of a bait and switch on us by interrupting what looked like the official Super Bowl broadcast, before cutting to an empty stadium.

This was all setup to introduce Jordan Peele, who is not only producing the new Twilight Zone series, but is also narrating it. The stadium seems to exist in two different dimensions, with lights flicking on and off, sodas vanishing, and signs also disappearing in mid-air. Peele eventually asks the viewer to question the truth, and also what dimension they’re in.

The Twilight Zone is scheduled to premiere on April 1. The TV series will debut on CBS All Access, and be exclusive for subscribers. The first two episodes will be available for subscribers on Monday, April 1, with new ones releasing on a weekly basis from Thursday, April 11.

Along with Peele, The Twilight Zone’s cast includes Ike Barinholtz, John Cho, Lucinda Dryzek, Taissa Farmiga, Greg Kinnear, Luke Kirby, Sanaa Lathan, Kumail Nanjiani, Adam Scott, Rhea Seehorn, Alison Tolman, Jacob Tremblay, Jefferson White, Jonathan Whitesell, Jessica Williams, DeWanda Wise and Steven Yeun.

If you’re after trailers from this year’s Super Bowl, make sure check out the new Avengers: Endgame and Captain Marvel trailers.

Disclosure: CBS is GameSpot’s parent company.

Today, during the Big Game, fans got a special, brand-new look at Marvel Studios’ CAPTAIN MARVEL. CAPTAIN MARVEL opens in U.S. theaters on March 8, 2019.

The first trailer for Us, the new movie from Get Out director Jordan Peele, was an internet sensation. It mixed an unsettling concept with terrifying visual imagery and backed it with an unnerving take on a hip hop classic. Now, a second trailer has been released on Reddit, and while not as artful, it is just as chilling. The first trailer revealed Us would be about a family being hunted by a disturbed versions of themselves. This new trailer teases some of the strange goings on that happen before it all kicks off.

Adelaide Wilson, who is played by Lupita Nyong’o, can be heard talking about how frequently coincidences have been occurring since the family arrived at their beach house. Before long we’re given a quick showcase of the chaos that ensues, as the family are tormented by their darker reflections and forced to deal with the realization that they are up against themselves.

Alongside Nyong’o as Adelaide Wilson, Us also stars Winston Duke (Black Panther) as Gabe Wilson. Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid’s Tale) and Tim Heidecker join them as members of the Tyler family, with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II from Aquaman and Anna Diop from the DC Universe streaming series Titans, also appearing.

2019 is set to be a big year for Peele. In addition to Us, his take on a new Twilight Zone series will debut on CBS All Access on April 1. Peele will host and narrator of the show, and his production company, Monkeypaw, is set to produce the series. Other cast members for the The Twilight Zone include Ike Barinholtz, John Cho, Lucinda Dryzek, Taissa Farmiga, Greg Kinnear, Luke Kirby, Sanaa Lathan, Kumail Nanjiani, Adam Scott, Rhea Seehorn, Alison Tolman, Jacob Tremblay, Jefferson White, Jonathan Whitesell, Jessica Williams, DeWanda Wise and Steven Yeun.

Us comes to theaters on March 19, 2019.