“Spider-Man: Homecoming”
Marvel and Sony saved their best trailer for last as this one prominently features Tom Holland’s MCU Spider-Man, Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man, and Michael Keaton’s Vulture in all their glory.
“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”
“I’m your dad Peter,” says Kurt Russell’s Ego to Chris Pratt’s Star-Lord in the last trailer — solving one of the biggest fanboy mysteries of recent years. Also, scene stealer Baby Groot.
“Wonder Woman”
It took 75 years for DC Comics’ Amazonian Warrior to headline her own feature. Gal Gadot stars as Diana/Wonder Woman in a standalone film that shows us her origin, featuring Chris Pine as Steve Trevor.
“Snatched”
The red-band trailer for the Amy Schumer-Goldie Hawn comedy is full of inappropriate jokes, romance and, well — an unexpected kidnapping. Hawn is back on screen after 15 years.
“The Mummy”
Tom Cruise stumbles upon a mummy of a beautiful woman who was chosen to be Egypt’s next queen, but she was thrwarted in her unquenchable thirst for power. And that ancient power is now back.
“Atomic Blonde”
The restricted trailer for “Atomic Blonde” is literally just two full minutes of Charlize Theron kicking a–. Which makes this one of the most anticipated action movies of the summer.
“Baywatch”
The trailer for Paramount’s “Baywatch” sports the hottest lifeguards in the world: Dwayne Johnson, Zac Efron, Kelly Rohrbach and Alexandra Daddario. It is hilarious, sexy, and at the end, cringeworthy.
“Baby Driver”
The trailer for Edgar Wright’s “Baby Driver” runs on all cylinders, giving us a great look at Ansel Elgort’s getaway driver, with the unlikely name of Baby, set to an even cooler soundtrack.
“Despicable Me 3”
The minions are back! And Gru (and his twin brother Dru) are ready for one last heist.
“Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets”
From the legendary director of classics like “The Professional,” “Lucy,” and “The Fifth Element,” Luc Besson seems to have another sci-fi winner with this longtime passion project.
“The Beguiled”
The trailer for Sofia Coppola’s newest film features Kirsten Dunst, Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning as three women in an all-girls school who let in a wounded soldier. Soon, lust and jealousy take over.
“A Ghost Story”
Casey Affleck’s white-sheeted ghost is unstuck in time, forced to watch passively as the woman he loves slowly slip away. In his spectral state, he embarks on a journey through memory and history, exploring the meaning of human existence. It’s beautiful.
“Dunkirk”
Chris Nolan wants to “give the audience the most visceral experiential two hours that they can hope for,” Nolan said of his World War II epic, which is based on the true story of the thousands of Allied soldiers who were trapped and surrounded by the German army on the beach of Dunkirk, France.
