Movie Trailers to Have Heavy Presence During Super Bowl

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As with every Super Bowl, movie ads play a big part of the broadcast. This year, it’s no different. Paramount will have a significant presence during the game with ads for five films; J.J. Abrams’ alien-invasion flick Super 8, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Gore Verbinski’s Rango and Marvel’s superhero movies Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger.

Disney will hype Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, while Universal and DreamWorks’ will plug the Daniel Craig-Harrison Ford sci-fi western Cowboys & Aliens.

Warner Bros. and Fox don’t have anything slated as yet.

Domestic distributor Relativity Media, will have a commercial for the Bradley Cooper/Robert De Niro film Limitless, which opens March 18.

While critical attention will be focused on non-movie ads during the game, a really good movie trailer can, many times, best the best commercial during the game so, despite their pseudo non-ad status, we always look forward to the movie ads.

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