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San Diego Comic-Con is back with studio and network talent in attendance. Some of the footage shown is exclusive to the convention halls, but plenty of the movies and shows drop new trailers and clips for all to see. We are here to bring you all of them. Check back here every day between July 25-28 for the latest movie and TV trailers released at San Diego Comic-Con 2024.
Movies | TV
Paramount showed a new trailer for the all animated Transformers One starring Chris Hemsworth and Bryan Tyree Henry as the voices of Optimus Prime and Megatron. This movie shows when they were BFFs back on planet Cybertron, using the phrase “more than meets the eye” and gaining the ability to transform. Scarlett Johansson, Jon Hamm, Steve Buscemi, Keegan-Michael Key and Laurence Fishburne also voice characters.
Coming Sept 20, 2024 to theaters
The trailer for Michelle Yeoh’s Star Trek: Discovery spinoff is finally hear. Philippa Georgiou (Yeoh) joins a black ops division of Starfleet and goes on deep cover missions. And she still does martial arts, of course.
Coming soon to Paramount+ with Showtime
Movies | TV
Sam Reid returns as Lestat in the third season of Interview with the Vampire, but he’s about all you see in a goofy behind the scenes feature setting up Lestat giving an interview himself. A lyric music video also alludes to Lestat’s career as a rock star from Anne Rice’s books.
Coming soon to AMC
The Mayfair Witches adds Callam McAuliffe, Franka Potente and Ian Pirie along with previously announced Ben Feldman as Rowan Fielding (Alexandra Daddario) accepts her place in the family of witches.
Coming in 2025 to AMC
Oswald Cobblepot (Colin Farrell) is just trying to take care of his mom when a gang war with the Falcone family erupts in Gotham City. Carmine Falcone’s daughter, Sofia (Cristin Milioti), gets out of Arkham Asylum and becomes either Oswald’s love interest or the Hangman, maybe both. The trailer also boasts Farrell’s recent Oscar nomination.
Coming Sept. 19 to Max
Family Guy spoofs Top Gun: Maverick, imagines the Supreme Court as superheroes and has naughty Halloween and Christmas specials coming.
Holiday Specials coming to Hulu and Season 23 to Fox soon
Wynonna Earp (Melanie Scrofano) is back, taking a beating like a champ and returning the smackdown to demons. She keeps her sense of humor too, arguing whether this follow-up movie counts as a reboot or not.
Coming this fall to Tubi
The animated U.S.S. Cerritos sets out on their final mission and the crew seem to be in denial about that finality.
Coming Oct. 24 on Paramount+ with Showtime
The crew of the Enterprise turns Vulcan for an away mission, and experiences drastic side effects of the process. First they are overwhelmed by their emotions, then by their intense logical efficiency. All except for Pelia (Carol Kane) who laments her transition was mild.
Coming in 2025 to Paramount+ with Showtime
Superman (Tyler Hoechlin) fights Doomsday in space. If you know, you know it doesn’t end well, but boy that battle holds up with the one in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and any of the recent movies. We get that on TV now!
Coming Oct. 17 on The CW
Boyd (Harold Perrineau) returns from an ambush. Donna (Elizabeth Saunders) alerts him that they’re out of food. The survivors encounter more traps and creepy clans. The trailer includes quotes of praise including author Stephen King himself, calling it “believable and scary as hell.”
Coming Sept. 22 to MGM+
Bridgerton‘s Nicola Coughlan joins the Doctor Who Christmas Special as Joy and introduced this clip. The Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) travels to the Orient Express in Italy 1962, Base Camp on Mt. Everest in 1953 until he finds Joy dressed in red and green in Sandringham, London present day.
Coming in December on Disney+ and BBC iPlayer
It’s young Dexter. We know how Harry Morgan trained his adopted son to kill other serial killers, but now we go back full time. Patrick Gibson recreates the classic Dexter opening titles for the new teaser.
Coming in December on Paramount+ with Showtime
What’s funnier than the dark comedy of The Boys? How about The Boys bloopers? Antony Starr can barely keep it together as Homelander, and guest stars Simon Pegg and Jeffrey Dean Morgan join the gaffes too. Their laughter is infectious.
Now streaming on Prime
The Sega video game comes to live-action life with fights, tattoos and swords in this first glimpse. Ryoma Takeuchi and Kento Kaku star.
Coming in Oct. 24 on Prime
The Bride, Dr. Phosphorous, Weasel, G.I. Robot, Nina Mazursky and Frankenstein form their own suicide squad for Amanda Waller in James Gunn’s DC animated series. Since the Suicide Squad name is already taken, she calls this one Task Force M for Monster, or more casually, Creature Commandos.
Coming in December on Max
Max has Gunn’s new DC but Prime has Batman. A clip of the new animated incarnation harkens back to the animation of the classic ’90s animated series, with Batman interrogating a goon for a lead on The Penguin.
Coming Aug. 1 to Prime Video
The aliens return to Earth and are faced with even more daunting humans in a post Euphoria world. Sex, bodily fluids, profanity and new inventions abound.
Coming Aug. 12 on Hulu
Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) are still in New York in Season 2 of their Walking Dead spinoff. Negan swings his barbed wire bat, Lucille, a few times promising more zombie bashing action and character drama as people question Maggie’s new alliance with her former enemy.
Coming in 2025 to AMC
Sauron is back with a vengeance in season 2 of Prime Video’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. Everyone is talking about him, but nobody knows what he looks like, so we’ll see how the original series decides to portray him. Those rings still pose problems as Middle-earth authorities attempt to wear them without falling prey to their corruption. We’ll see about that too.
Coming Aug. 29 to Prime Video
The turtles from the Mutant Mayhem movie have further adventures on Paramount+. In this clip, they fight robots and monologuing supervillains. Check out the new animation style!
Coming Aug. 9 to Paramount+
Roland Emmerich’s epic Roman series premiered last week, and fans got an inside look at how they recreated ancient Rome. Now you can too!
Now streaming on Peacock
James Wan’s Atomic Monster produced this adaptation of Robert McCammon’s epic novel Stinger. Showrunner Ian McCulloch said he took a “less is more” approach to the adaptation. The teaser is certainly less, showing only a teacup with the image of a steed on it. Yvonne Strahovski, Scott Speedman and Chaske Spencer star.
Coming Oct 10, 2023 to Peacock
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