MOST HYPED SUPERHERO MOVIE TRAILERS BEFORE AVENGERS INFINITY WAR

MOST HYPED SUPERHERO MOVIE TRAILERS BEFORE AVENGERS INFINITY WAR - The Double Toasted podcast spend some time talking about the most hyped movie trailers they remember from back before the Marvel Cinematic Universe was even a thing! We recently just spoke on the Avengers Infinity War trailer but now we're goin' retro! We give a new, recapped reaction to these trailers and with a lot of time in between when these came out, will we still see a reaction of the likes of their Justice League, Black Panther, Star Wars, or Ready Player One hype? Find out in this funny video!
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[@BitoyV3]

The trailers for the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies were hype.

[@VideoClubRandom]

Sorprised he didn't mention the 2001 teaser trailer for Spider-Man. That was taken down after 9/11. That was one of the best teasers I ever seen. The Hype was huge!

[@Reidroshdy]

Yeah i was surprised they left that off, since most of these trailers showed the first time a major character was on the big screen.

[@boredXsomethingXIDK]

_How are you just gonna skip the 2002 Spider-Man my boy?_ Not only did it live up to the hype but it won an Oscar & was the first film to earn a 100 Mil in its opening weekend.

[@sherborneprometheus8496]

boredXsomethingXIDK Agreed. That movie started interest in Marvel individual hero characters.

[@jakem8504]

This

[@princemwamba5230]

Sherborne Prometheus sorry but blade did that first Spidey brought it to another level but if blade was never a huge success we probably don't get spiderman

[@halfmadjesus]

Prince Mwamba Nobody was hyped for Blade. Nobody. And even the few action or Wesley Snipes fans who were had no idea it was based on a comic book. Credit where credit's due in being successful on its limited budget and proving to Hollywood even obscure comic book characters could potentially make a good film and some money. But just because the release timing of Blade was what it was doesn't make the film as anticipated or influential as something like Raimi's Spider-Man. If Blade never got made at all (and even X-Men, possibly), it's very likely Spider-Man still would have, because it came down to rights issues as the main thing that held that up for years. Those got solved, so the Spider-Man movie finally happened.

[@princemwamba5230]

halfmadjesus it was very influential and made Hollywood have faith in comic book heroe movies cause after 89 Batman super hero movies were terrible but blade changed that

[@jaymz010]

Wow, that music. The costumes. That first X-Men(like many movies of the time) was sooooo Matrixy

[@ChipIzumi]

I know I'm alone in this, but back in 2014, the Godzilla trailer nearly gave me a heart attack it was so hype.

[@ravenstromdans]

You're no0t alone. Although the movie was lackluster, I still enjoyed it and the hype for an American Godzilla movie where the King of the Monsters was done (mostly) right excited me to no end. I'm honestly still looking forward to seeing the Godzilla (2014) vs Kong (Skull Island) movie that is supposed to be happening down the line.

[@SloppyJoe1100]

That got me so hyped too. I didn't think another movie would use the music from 2001. It was a perfect choice

[@JokerL1000]

I love how that trailer felt so cold. It really made you feel like the end of the world was upon us.

[@mmmghool]

Marketing for that movie was just perfect. They really gave you so little details it was the most rewarding thing ever when we got moments that would just be considered average in other modern blockbusters. Whole theater was holding it's breath at the fire breathing scene and everyone clapped when the credits rolled. Looking back, it's easy to see it's just an alright movie, but the experience of seeing it in that hyped up mindset was definitely made it worth the price of admission.

[@JokerL1000]

Mmm Ghool I agree. I was with a bunch of friends too so that made it it so much better. I wish more movies would combine that bleak tone with great story telling.

[@EML4200]

I love hearing Martin talk about older superhero movies. He’s been flying the nerd flag for a long time.

[@Chenso2099]

Reacher420 And it’s paying off, now more than ever.

[@mahekr4963]

The Dark Knight Teaser Trailer is probably the most exciting, minimalistic teaser of all time!

[@moviemastermarco7690]

John Smith Jokers laugh gave me C H I L L S in the theater.

[@yakuza01]

Yeah, I got goosebumps when I first watched it. If you at the time were still unsure about Heath Ledger in the role because of the pics of him in make up, hearing the Joker talk for the first time pretty much sold you on it. The voice has been imitated and parodied so many times that it has lost some of its effect but I remember it being very unsettling (and amazing at the same time) when I first watched that teaser.

[@Horrormaster13]

John Smith Yep.

[@JustinKredlble]

Little upset you didn't mention Sam Raimi's Spiderman 1 & 2 honestly especially after the success of Xmen, Spiderman set another bar on comic movies.

[@Aroreiel08]

No Sam Raimi's Spider-man? That was an absolutely hyped trailer.

[@mindfuless674]

Hey Double Toasted in the first Spider-Man you can see the boom mic in the kitchen when he's talking to his Uncle Ben I noticed that in the movie theater.

[@bking4425]

Superman lived up to the hype. The theater I was in people were sitting on the stairs it was so packed and the ONLY time I've seen the entire theater jump and cheer at the end of the film.

[@Smorgasvord]

B King now imagine if you took all of those people and showed them the first Avengers movie. Their heads would explode.

[@Chenso2099]

Damn. That sounds amazing. Wish I could’ve seen it.

[@thema1998]

B King "Superman" is very cheesy nowadays but it must have been amazing back in 1978.

[@RoodeMenon]

I was born that year. And old enough to remember a different time of very large cinema halls with a gigantic screen. I miss those crowd roaring times.

[@THEremiXFACTOR]

The final moment of that movie when he flies into space, wow. I saw Superman around 8-10 years ago on a big screen in a packed cinema, there was applause at the end. Reeve just inspired that kind of feeling playing that character. That first movie has such heart and a lot of care was put into it. The marvel movies are fun and crowd pleasers, but I don't feel like they're made with much heart.

[@copperblaze22]

My summer camp took us to see this when I was nine. I even remember seeing smaller kids in the theatre. This would never happen today.

[@TrenchMan93]

I ain’t got 7.50! Everybody now!

[@eddiee8478]

Austin Trench spill

[@TrenchMan93]

Eddie WolBarret shit where! ?

[@TorontoFan]

The trailer to Batman Begins definitely lived up to the hype.

[@ozairchishti1264]

I'm surprised the first two Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies weren't in here. I still remember being little and seeing the huge amounts of hype and marketing surrounding the first Spider-Man with all the games, snacks, apparel, etc. Then when the second one came it was twice as hyped and talked about with people being inerviewed while walking out the theater about what they thought. Hell even 3 was really hyped before people found out it was ass but yeah I still remember having cookies with the Spider-Man webs on them even months after the movies were out of the theatres.

[@wilsonfisk4501]

3 is still better than the ones that came after

[@CDL237]

Spider-Man 2 has a ton of hype and lived up to it. Spider-Man 3 had a lot of hype but did not live up

[@TooCooFoYou]

Chris Lott Venom killed it.

[@drez180]

The first Iron Man trailer was also a pretty hype trailer just cause of how close it resembled the source material. Also, even though I couldn't get into the final product, I would also add the comic-con BvS trailer to the list.

[@WoodysPickle]

Not a super hero movie but the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Now that was HYYYYYPE

[@doctordoom85]

You're not wrong. The ROTK trailer with Aragorn giving the awesome speech, and the last shot of Sam screaming for reasons unclear (unless you had the books of course). So good! Like Helm's Deep was large scale, but then the battle outside Gondor took it to the next level.

[@MyssArt]

as a teenager I was hyped for Ironman because I had never seen such a trailer before. i remember being so excited when I was finally able to watch it.

[@MovieFanatic25]

Thank God no Sammy. Just Corey and Martin. Wonderful!

[@richurro20]

Howard Brooks Jr. For reals that guy is insufferable listening to.

[@isidrolopez3797]

Howard Brooks Jr. Preach!

[@EggySan096]

#fucksammy

[@richurro20]

Guy is not funny and he just tries to hard. Also in other shows that he guests on he says some really stupid ignorant stuff where you just shake your head.

[@shinndig1293]

I prefer him over Will Valle.

[@PetePuebla]

I remember the best thing about the Fantastic Four was walking out and sneaking into Knocked Up. Knocked Up was funny as hell and crushed Fantastic Four.

[@Elementa2006]

8:03 th books were not novelizations of the films but were stories more connected to the comics, they just used Christopher Reeve on the covers

[@thema1998]

1:16-1:18: "...got the tingles in my groin right now" 34:10-34:12: They're gonna stop me with "Bed Bath & Beyond". 😂

[@Anthonycheesman2024]

I was just having a spill marathon lol

[@speedyg2012]

Christopher Reeves is the best superman.

[@funguy8801]

Reeve*

[@MrEherndon5]

That's not saying much lol

[@RepublicAgent]

+Emerson Herndon says something about the actor. Man was great.

[@1sotrue]

Absolutely

[@MrEherndon5]

RepublicAgent oh ok. He was great. You don't have to be good to be the "best" especially when talking about actors that play superman. They've all been pretty bad. But ppl do like Reeves. He may be the only good one.

[@PJVids83]

16:47 I was on Cinemascore today and found out that Dick Tracy got a B+ from 1990 audiences.

[@DetroitAlan01]

How in the name of God’s name did they forget the original trailer for the 2002 Spider-Man flick? It came out nearly a full year before the movie and snuck into theaters. There’d been no announcement or any mention of the movie at all. It was just there and blew me the hell away. Based on ticket sales, I’d say the movie definitely delivered on the hype.

[@ProjectDelta1]

Similar experiences, but we've never had something with a scope of this magnitude. This is what every comic book fan of the 60s dreamed of seeing as more than moving pieces on the silver screen.

[@TheForceOfMusic101]

Whilst it's not my favourite Spider-Man film, the first Raimi Spider-Man is a movie I love. And the teaser trailer for that where the Helicopter gets caught in the giant web between the two towers of the World Trade Centre was an insanely awesome way to introduce him. Pitty that the events of around that time caused that trailer to be scrapped. Still an amazing teaser trailer nevertheless, no pun intended.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

I'm in the minority of people who don't really like Raimi's Spider-Man movies.... But that being said, back in 2001 when that trailer dropped? Shiiii, I was PUMPED. I was one of those kids who paid to see "FinaL Fantasy" just to watch that trailer. The entire robbery scene, being capped off with the shot of the helicopter caught in the webs between the WTC towers got everyone amped. Top it all off with shots of Spider-Man swinging through NYC to Lunatic Calm's "Leave You Far Behind" was all I needed back in the day. It blew my mind to finally see Spidey swinging about in live-action.

[@TheForceOfMusic101]

Fair enough, man. Everyone has their favourite. Even if it's not necessarily Spider-Man. Do you prefer TASM movies, or the MCU Spider-Man, or none of them? Just wondering?

[@thedefinitionisthis]

The Raimi movies, I'll at least agree, are well-made movies (1 & 2, anyway...). But I disliked the characterization of Peter Parker/Spider-Man. I know Peter is supposed to be a nerd and socially awkward... but to me, Tobey's interpretation made him waaaayy to meek, and too much of a pushover. For me, it got to the point that I didn't buy him behind the mask as Spider-Man, who is traditionally very outspoken, tells corny jokes, and has a bit of an attitude. I actually liked Andrew Garfield's interpretation of Spidey, as he gave him a bit more of an edge. Some people complained he was "too cool", but I thought of him more as a bit of an outcast. Either way, his more aggressive attitude lended itself well to when he was behind the mask. As imperfect as the "Amazing" movies are, I liked his version of Spider-Man: told jokes, had attitude... Little things like wearing a fireman's helmet when he helped put out fires, or stretching before doing battle with the Rhino. To me, THAT was Spider-Man.... he was just in bad movies hahaha. I think Tom's is the perfect blend of Tobey and Andrew. He's sensitive, but not overtly so... He has attitude, but there isn't a sense of arrogance. His is definitely the most fun characterization I've seen, which is very much Spider-Man to me. Wow, that was a rant lol.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

Peep the DT video where Martin breaks down why he dislikes "Spider-Man 2." While I don't agree that 3 is a better movie, I did agree with a lot of his criticisms of Part 2, especially when it came to Spider-Man/Peter Parker's characterization.

[@KeishenLloyd]

I'm surprised you didn't mention the infamous pre-9/11 Spider-Man trailer. And we all know that movie more than lived up to the hype.

[@UnCreativeDeconstructionism]

*"Lemme show you my flipper trick"-Danny Devito*

[@speedyg2012]

Prince would have made a great Joker or another flamboyant villain in Batman.

[@DreamingInTechnicolor]

agreed!

[@RalphJr-xp3hp]

Speedy Gonzalez can we admit that soundtrack he worked on was legit awesome 🙌🏾💯.

[@Doodlebugdude]

RalphJr2020 It was.

[@WorldwideJamal]

Electric Chair

[@RalphJr-xp3hp]

VideoSensei I love that song even his live performances version on Saturday Night Live In 1989. 👍💯

[@ravenstromdans]

The two movies that came to mind while I was watching this that didn't come up on your list were two old IPS that they tried to resurrect in the 90's: The Rocketeer and The Shadow, both of which I was pretty hyped for. I feel the former lived up to the hype, bringing a certain childlike joy to what proved to otherwise be pretty serious material, what with their being people getting bent in half and revealing the very real horror of Nazi sympathizers living in America before we entered WWII. It's remains one of my favorite movies that could be considered part of the early comic-book movie renaissance that laid the foundation for what we have today. The Shadow, on the other hand, ended up up being too silly while still taking itself entirely too seriously, ultimately failing to live up to the hype generated before it's release and I was genuinely looking forward to it; I like the idea of a sort of Batman-like character who had a largely similar modus operandi (being a rich man intent on being a bogeyman for criminals to fear), but had a different back story and a largely different way of interacting both with the criminals he fought and with the community he served. While there were good ideas in the movie, too much of it was executed too much like a cartoon on the one hand, too much like a gritty noir mystery on the other to mesh properly and the sum total just fell apart.

[@GoldieSC]

I actually prefer Routh to Cavill as Superman, just because he can at least emote.

[@rporche2600]

Hulk 2003 is a guilty pleasure of mine it's not perfect by any means but still

[@MrMcBlamEntertainment]

The one trailer that hyped me up when I was a kid was actually an old TV commercial for The Shadow. Lol. I was too young to ever have seen it in theaters or anything so I only ever saw the TV cut.

[@wilsonfisk4501]

Spider-Man 02 first marvel film to take risks and payed off. Movie was colorful, unlike the xmen movie that came before. That movie was definitely hyped that everyone wanted to see, especially with 911.

[@Dotseoem]

Batman Returns is my favorite Batman movie.

[@CatLives9]

I loved "Batman Returns" when I first saw it in theaters when I was 4 years old. It will always hold a special place in my heart and I still will defend it. You also glossed over "Batman Forever". Now, that hype was HUGE. New director, new Batman actor, Jim Carrey as the The Riddler, a Robin finally, neon colors EVERYWHERE. Summer of '95 was lit again for Batman.

[@Little1Cave]

Idk if it’s talked about in the full discussion and was just edited out here, but if X-Men was the spark to get comic book movies back on track, Spider-Man was the fuel to that fire. It was HUGE... I’m surprised you guys didn’t talk about it! Then again, maybe they did and my cheap ass won’t ever know. Lol

[@keithn9253]

Ironman and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle(90's version) were the trailers I was hyped for and Power Rangers(90's version)

[@milesparker846]

The trailers for the first Spider-Man were pretty great, and the movie certainly lived up to the hype.

[@xaviertheparagon7442]

22:06 Corey's impression of Arnold made me spit my drink. I have to stop drinking liquids while watching a Double Toasted video

[@mhaze210]

There is ONE TRAILER you guys skipped over when you jumped from 2000 to 2003.... SPIDERMAN (2002). The Spider-Man trailer that came out in 2001 featured the Bank Robbery and the trailer ends with the Robbers' Escape Helicopter tangled in the Spider Web between the WORLD TRADE CENTER. ...which obviously led to the WTC Bank Heist scene being cut from the movie and that trailer never being shown in theaters again.

[@wilsonfisk4501]

completely agree, top 3 most hyped superhero movies ever

[@kingeatking]

Robocop came two years before batman and also made a profit. As well as a kickass trailer 🤔

[@overlookers]

watch Kurtwood Smith fly thorough 3 windows. *R O B O C O P*

[@WorldwideJamal]

Kickass movie.

[@Jay30k]

That was the movie our parents took their little kids to because they thought: "RoboCop, that sounds like a silly movie for my 4 year old to enjoy" little did they know they took their kids to the most violent thing at the time, and I still love my parents for making that mistake. It is my favorite comic book-ish movie (since it was not based on a comic) and I watch it every year. I loved it even more as I got older and began to understand some of the themes, satire and emotional stuff.

[@shamrockballs1066]

Where was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? I remember the hype for that movie was huge! Then there was The Mask too, can't remember hype off a trailer, but Jim Carrey was a big Star after Ace Ventura and I remember The Mask was anticipated and a massive hit during the summer of 1994.

[@bking4425]

No love for the Crow? I was in the comic book show industry then and it was the first time I had seen people cosplay and we were all HYPED for that movie. It lived up to the hype too. I just did a search for Double Toasted The Crow have you guys done anything on this film? If not you should!

[@klenk12]

I know it's not a super hero movie, but the trailer for godzilla (2014) was hype AF!

[@ThousanWhite]

I remember when that HULK teaser came out and people were losing their minds when he tossed that tank around

[@georgeparker8698]

Blade had me hyped as all hell.

[@JoseRodriguez-un2kc]

Terminator 3 teaser trailer for me was exciting.

[@ProfessorHubertFarnsworth]

It's kind of ironic that they talk about Dick Tracy and Batman 89 in this video. I saw both of those films at the drive-in in a double feature when I was 6. I remember it specifically because it was the first time I ever stayed up past 9PM as well as my first drive-in movie experience. Then my final drive-in experience years later was Batman Begins......now I miss drive-in's!

[@R.J.Godzilla81]

Here were some movies that back in the day I was personally hyped for and in some cases so was the rest of the world: Spider-Man (2002), Spider-Man 2, Star Wars episode 1: The Phantom Menace, Godzilla (2014), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990), Blade, The Avengers (2012), Freddy vs Jason

[@rasalpaul4574]

The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises Trailers and the first Spider-Man trailer.

[@PJSteele22]

Korey, Spider-Man 2002. I think at the time it lived up to the hype. I remember as a fan of Spider-man feeling overjoyed for his first film.

[@dustygozangas8191]

How the fuck did you guys overlook the Dark Knight trailer? That's probably the most iconic and memorable trailer of the past 20 years. You couldn't go to the goddamn movie theater without seeing it at least once.

[@KanWoo76]

Jesus!! I saw Superman in the theater when I was young and after all these years, I just realized they show a kid's peep in a damn trailer!! No fucks given back in the day!

[@TheRcanmeananything]

Was there a reason they didn’t talk about 2002 Spider-Man?

[@CommDao]

"Only you know what pleases you... Unless it's me." - Korey Best promo yet. Keep that one!

[@jes8129]

I fucking love Superman 😊

[@k.delpino1124]

Really enjoyed this one. So many great moments to remember.

[@wiseking856]

Batman mug on my desk now😂😂😂

[@Graftanker98]

Ha Ha Ha that fantastic 4 trailer used the Outlaw from Gor theme.

[@towerfilmscanada867]

Oh man the 1989 Batman. So many nights as a kid I'd rush home from school and pop that movie into the VCR. Michael Keaton will always be my Batman. I have a lot of great memories of Donner's Superman as well. Christopher Reeve is still the definitive Superman.

[@KenjiRyuma90]

I remember there was aman losing his mind at comic con 2014 on some Batman V Superman Teaser footage - and you guys reviewed it, I was in disbelief because of how people lose their mind over little things.

[@miker.9138]

I remember seeing a trailer for the 1994 Fantastic Four movie on a VHS tape, and I wanted to see it. I kept waiting, and it never came out. I even tried to find it in the late 90s through a service that advertised that they could find any hard-to-find tape that you wanted, but they told me the movie was never released. When the movie leaked to the internet years later and I watched it, sure it was a piece of shit, but I felt triumph at finally having seen it.

[@JimmyXWolvie]

I remember that every Transformers movie coming out had the best trailers I've ever seen. Did it live to the hype... HELL NO! lol

[@hasiynafall1668]

You guys make my day

[@krisj827]

Michelle Pfeiffer is still the best Catwoman.

[@G1manime]

Now I don't know if this was an excuse to say that he didn't kill the guys directly, but Batman was never in the bat mobile when it drove into that factory. After it blew up, you see the car driving up to him by remote like the time he rescued Vickie.

[@shadow-gr4iw]

I can't wait for superhero movies of old to come back in modern day. How they made u to believe and made u imagine have these powers and what u could do with them. This is what we need what the world needs

[@funguy8801]

His name is *Christopher Reeve* ... not *Christopher Reeves*

[@nikocross7673]

Harry Potter: The Goblet of Fire teaser trailer had me pretty hyped.

[@JeonardShadby505]

Another great thing about the 1989 BATMAN was the poster you saw on the VHS cover. At the top: “NICHOLSON - KEATON”. In the middle, the Batman logo. No appearance or mention of the title, except in the credits on the back of the box. As a kid, I thought that any movie that feels confident people will know what it is by having just the logo on the poster, no title anywhere, must be a badass movie. Also, it’s funny how Warner Bros. got up in arms over all the dark and sexual content that Burton added for BATMAN RETURNS, yet the guy they hired to do the first movie’s soundtrack was famous for songs about having freaky sex in Corvettes and whacking off to dirty magazines.

[@michaelwood9559]

The trailers for the Lord of the Rings movies are some of my favorites for sure

[@BuffyngtonPost]

I really didn't believe that they can make a proper X-Men movie until I saw X-Men.

[@galacticcactus5530]

3 AM, tho....XD

[@manicmania695]

Ayuuk there in texas its like 12am

[@msevilducky71]

I think Batman Begins got a lot of people hyped if not just for the fact that it was leaving the style of the previous Tim Burton & Joel Shumacher films behind. It seemed more steeped in reality and it gave you an entirely new villain that we hadn't seen before in a Batman movie/tv show (besides the animated series of course).

[@kahlilkent6916]

Tim Burton's Penguin made it into BTAS- to my chagrin.

[@WMICx]

I still haven’t seen an Infinity War trailer & I’m tryna keep it that way!

[@camaradiop3731]

Blade gets NO RESPECT; it got people (movie industry) new respect for the comic book movie BEFORE X-Men.

[@joshuatabak95]

Great job with this list. The only one I would have added was the original 2002 Spiderman movie with the Green Goblin that broke the Box Office Record at the time. That was super hyped, and was sold out almost everywhere. I had to drive 50 miles to a 9:00am showing in the middle of nowhere to get a ticket. And I vote it lived up to the hype, even if the sequel was much better, and the 3rd movie is one of the worst ever.

[@lane877]

Wooooh Finally got my Cosmic Shirt in the mail :3 Btw where is Captain America and Hawk Eye ?

[@Nightwing-ce1tx]

Christopher Reeves was born to play SuperMan and The soundtrack by Prince for Keaton's Batman is still one of the best soundtracks ever !!!!

[@DanJCole91]

I was shocked they didn't bring the Phantom Menace here,

[@thema1998]

Daniel Coleman That's a Star Wars movie, not a superhero movie.

[@DanJCole91]

Ah misread the title, my bad

[@k.delpino1124]

Daniel Coleman however, star wars episode I was the #1 movie of '99(nearly a billion).. Overloads of hype for the saga's return. It even beat another movie that was hyped up, only 2 months before and after it's release. The Matrix, ranked #4 in '99(nearly half a billion).

[@thema1998]

I never thought I'd hear you talking about serials of all things in this show. I didn't know that there was Dick Tracy serial and animated movie until now. You guys skipped "Batman Forever". It came out AFTER "Batman Returns" but BEFORE "Batman & Robin".

[@boomdaddycool4328]

Yal hit it right on the nail.....I would ad one more to the list though that one being the 1990 ninja turtles movie the hype was real with that trailer and movie it might be corny now but bacc then it was the ish no denying 💯

[@theafroman830]

I think at least one of the Raimi Spider-Man trailers should have made the list. I remember the trailer for Spider-Man 3 being all kinds of hype and we all know how that one turned out. Well, except Martin.

[@RoodeMenon]

Tim Story's Fantastic Four had a very good theme tune though. I hope it stays. As for Singer's X-MEN... Rebecca Romijn. Phew! Hot actress and was an awesome Mystique. She was a believable ass kicker. Not like the unsure or un-involved Jennifer Lawrence version.

[@kieralinn]

My biggest trailer of all time for me.....Return of the Jedi because it was "the last one" and is he really Luke's father???

[@justinplayfair4638]

About Superman The Movie...one thing that's kind of been lost to history is the fact that scenes from the film were NOT in the pre-release trailers, in theaters or on TV. This is what you got: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmq9pYZtetKUmtE No stars, no effects, just the fact that the movie was coming out, PERIOD. And opening weekend, all those shows were *packed*. You only got the trailer with actual footage a week or two after the film was released. I saw it several times during its first week in theaters...always sold out, and every time Superman said that he was here to "Fight for Truth, Justice, and The American Way", people went INSANE. Massive applause, to the extent you could just barely here Lois follow up with "You'll be fighting every elected official in this country"...

[@1sotrue]

Justin Playfair that was a funny line by Lois Lane... Still holds true today in Trump's administration

[@Flounderboy15]

I remember getting amped for the raimi Spiderman trailers

[@thedefinitionisthis]

I’m surprised 2002 Spider-Man didn’t get a mention. That very first teaser of the bank robbery, and seeing that helicopter caught in webs between the WTC Towers... followed by Spidey swinging thru the city?... That shit got EVERYONE hype. Paid to watch “Final Fantasy” just to see it on the big screen

[@Anthonycheesman2024]

The dark knight imo is the most hyped pre mcu trailer everyone was pumped after that first trailer

[@X5AVAGECABBAG3X]

"30 seconds! NO More Dick!!" lmao that part from dick tracy is still funny as hell...

[@mhaze210]

I still remember going to see I AM LEGEND just so I could see the Trailer for THE DARK KNIGHT. I AM LEGEND even had a fake billboard of "Batman V Superman" in the movie and it came out in 2007. I literally got chills seeing THE DARK KNIGHT trailer for the 1st time though. When Batman lands on the van and you can feel the bass from the music vibrating the theater seats. FUCK it felt like it got me HIGH everytime I saw that trailer. Seriously.... every movie I saw in 2008, if they showed a trailer for THE DARK KNIGHT before the movie... it made me NOT want to see the movie I paid to see. I just wanted JULY 2008 to come quick so I could finally see The Dark Knight. It was also one of the first movies that SURPASSED my expectations. I had HIGH expectations for it, and it somehow surpassed them. So I saw it 4x that Summer.

[@Gibson1976uk]

the trailer that has got me the most excited as far as I remember was Prometheus :) Ridley Scott making a new Alien film! it didnt get any better than that for me :) I did like the film! but it was different to what I expected :) BUT what I was hoping for was some serious bad ass Space Jockey story!! and their lab of evil!! humans getting treated like lab rats!! escape from the crazy space scientists :)

[@CrudForge]

Batman Returns is still the best one ever.

[@cissyiniguez]

William Dalebout and it has imo the best character reveal scene in any superhero movie

[@CrudForge]

Cιʂ Iɳ For sure.

[@troyh8461]

The reveal in the sewer?

[@cissyiniguez]

Troy H haha, no. at the masquerade ball when Bruce and Selina are dancing under the mistletoe. Michael Keaton's genuine look of surprise and devestation and Michelle Pfeiffer's heartbreak and near mental breakdown... just epicness and so great that Nolan paid homage to it in Dark Knight Rises. It was just perfection to me cause it wasn't just saying lines, you could physically feel their anguish onscreen. "Oh my God, Does this mean we have to start fighting?" 😂😭😂 classic

[@troyh8461]

Cιʂ Iɳ ah gotcha, that scene was amazing!

[@biguy617]

The only two Batman actors that didn't kill was Christian Bale and Kevin Conroy.

[@mikeylikesit100]

Would've loved to have seen you guys discuss the trailers for Raimi's Spider-Man and Batman Begins.