There’s nothing quite like a new set of trailers to whet your appetite for another trip down to your local Cineworld. Of course, with so many films on the horizon, it can be tricky to stay on top of them all which is why we’ve put together this very list to get you caught up on the latest and greatest trailers.
As we draw closer to the end of the year and DunesDay, you can find the latest trailers from both franchise below, as well as exciting releases coming in 2027, including Ink and Remain. We've also got the long-awaited return to the Ice Age franchise to look forward to, as well as a new Disney animation coming just in time for winter.
Check out all of the latest must-see trailers below, and don’t forget that for the true cinephiles out there, a Cineworld Unlimited membership can grant you access to all of these films for the equivalent cost of two cinema tickets per month. Bit of a bargain if you ask us.
Brand new trailers that have just dropped
Remain (5th February, 2027)
What says romance more than a story penned by Nicholas Sparks? Well, this is his story like you've never seen it before, collaborating with The Sixth Sense's M. Night Shyamalan for something truly unexpected. Jake Gyllenhaal stars as Tate Gordon in this supernatural romantic thriller in which he goes to Cape Cod to design a summer home for his friend, attempting to work through the grief of losing his sister. Here he meets Wren, played by Phoebe Dynevor.
Artificial (25th December)
Challengers and After the Hunt director Luca Guadagnino returns with Artifical, a biopic about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, played by Andrew Garfield. The plot is said to follow his controversial firing and rehiring in 2023. The cast also includes Garfield's girlfriend Monica barbaro, Yura Borisov, Mark Rylance, Cooper Hoffman, and Ike Barinholtz as Elon Musk.
Ink (8th January, 2027)
Jack O'Connell is Larry Lamb and Guy Pearce is Rupert Murdoch in this latest project from Danny Boyle. A biopic follows Larry Lamb as he accepts Rupert Murdoch's offer to become editor of British tabloid, The Sun.
Focker in Law (25th November)
The fourth in the franchise, Ben Stiller's Greg isn't happy when his son Henry's new girlfriend Olivia (Ariana Grande) is welcomed into the fold without so much as a test from patriarch Jack Byrnes (Robert DeNiro). Somehow, in fact, the pressure still remains on Greg.
The Social Reckoning (9th October)
A companion to the incredible The Social Network (2010), The Social Reckoning stars Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerburg as Facebook faces the 2021 leak from whistleblower Frances Haugen (Mikey Madison).
Avengers: Doomsday (17th December)
It's been a long time coming, but Marvel Studios finally treated us to an Avengers: Doomsday trailer – and it did not disappoint. With OG Avenger Thor leading the charge, we see timelines and universes crossover as the likes of the Fantastic Four, the New Avengers, and Wakandians join forces to defeat Doctor Doom.
Clayface (23rd October)
The third film in James Gunn's DC Universe sees Tom Rhys Harries take on the role of Matt Hagen aka Clayface. A successful actor undergoes a medical trial in order to restore his original face after he is left brutally disfigured. Instead he is left with a side effect that turns his body into living clay that morphs and changes with horrifying affect.
Bad Apples (18th September)
Saoirse Ronan is back in this dark comedy thriller in which a teacher ends up accidentally abducting and locking up the bad apple of her classroom. Finally releasing in the UK, Ronan once again promises a gold standard performance – much like her character Maria does at the school's latest Ofsted inspection.
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Resident Evil (18th September)
Barbarian and Weapons changed the horror game and now Zach Cregger is taking on a reboot of the Resident Evil film franchise. Starring Austin Abrams as medical courier Bryan, he finds himself slap bang in the middle of an outbreak at a hospital that forces him to fight for his survival.
Dune: Part Three (17th December)
The conclusion to Denis Villeneuve's Dune trilogy comes at the end of the year, and the first full trailer points all signs to a power struggle as Chani looks to turn on Paul. A book to screen adaptation that will take inspiration from Frank Herbert's second book in the Dune Chronicles, Dune Messiah, see how this space epic will end for Timothée Chalamet's Paul Atreides, the Padishah Emperor.
Digger (2nd October)
Tom Cruise as you've never seen him before. Alejandro G. Iñárritu's satirical comedy sees Cruise play oil tycoon Digger Rockwell who sets out to change the public perception of him and reverse the effects of his own man-made disaster. Want to walk away from a trailer utterly perplexed yet completely enraptured? Digger's first full trailer might just do the trick. With incredible performances from Rizz Ahmed and John Goodman, playing the POTUS, as well as Sandra Hüller and Jesse Plemons.
Coyote vs Acme (28th August)
This film almost didn't see the light of day but thanks to some serious pushback from the Looney Tunes fandom worldwide, Coyote vs Acme is on the way and its very first trailer is here. Admittedly, the idea of Wile E Coyote suing Acme for years of lacklustre products sounds wild on paper, but this first look shows us the comedy gold that can come from it.
There’s so much going on this trailer that it’s hard to know where to start, although the fact that John Cena is playing the Acme Corporation’s lawyer is an inspired bit of casting. The mix of cartoons and live action very much feels like a nod to Looney Tunes films of old (any fans for Looney Tunes: Back in Action out there?), and we can’t wait to see where the concept takes us. Will Wile E finally get a win? Find out when Coyote vs Acme premieres in August.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (31st July)
We finally got our first look at Tom Holland's next outting as Spidey – and fans also think we may have got our first clues on who Sadie Sink's character will be. Everyone has forgotten who Peter Parker is and he's largely turned his back on his alterego. But, four years later, he is pulled in to protect his city, and his powers experience a potentially dangerous evolution.
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The End of Oak Street (14th August)
It is the year of Anne Hathaway with this just being one of many films she is set to star in in 2026. Alongside Ewan McGregor, this scifi survival film follows a family whose once fairly mundane existence in suburbia is turned upside down when it is uprooted and transported someplace unknown.
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Latest trailers for upcoming releases this year
Street Fighter (16th October)
Just a few months after Mortal Kombat II, we’ll be treated to another action-packed adaptation in Street Fighter, and although we’ve only had snippets and teasers to go on thus far, the film’s very first trailer shows just what kind of carnage awaits audiences in October. Although some video game adaptations try to inject a bit of realism to make storylines more palatable for a wider audience, Street Fighter seems to be doubling down on the absurdity of its source material and we are here for it.
This trailer has everything from neon-soaked fights to classic character moves including Ken’s righteous uppercut and Ryu’s fiery hadouken. The fact that the film appears to understand its source material incredibly well will make it a must-watch for fans of the games, whilst the cast list including Cody Rhodes, 50 Cent and Eric André is just too good for newcomers to miss.
Godzilla Minus Zero (6th November)
Following on from the events of Godzilla Minus One, this kaiju film sees the Shikishima family face an all-new calamity in the year 1949. Stomping onto the biggest screens in cinema, Godzilla Minus Zero is a Filmed for IMAX title and we just got a very short, sneaky look at what's in store in this 30 second teaser trailer.
Hexed (27th November)
A teenager growing up in suburbia and feeling like an outsider is suddenly propelled into the world of witches in this Disney animation. Partly a coming-of-age story, Billie (voiced by Hailee Steinfeld) explores Hexe, a witchy kingdom. With the help of a magic book, voiced by Stephen Fry. There’s nothing dark or shady about Hexe; it’s a bright, lush, vibrant place as the trailer teases and we can’t wait to visit and see more of it.
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (20th November)
With Wicked all done and dusted this year, Lionsgate is swooping in and taking its slot in the movie release slate with The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping. Suzanne Collins has clearly been working closely with Lionsgate for another prequel of the original The Hunger Games trilogy, given Sunrise on the Reaping only came out in book form in March 2025. But its movie adaptation is hot on its heels, telling the backstory of the beloved Haymitch and his experience in the Second Quarter Quell. The cast for this is outstanding. They really nailed the likedness in younger versions of the likes of Haymitch, Effie Trinket, Plutarch, and President Snow. And you can watch the first Sunrise on the Reaping trailer below.
Avengers: Doomsday (18th December)
From Cyclops getting the recognition he deserves to Steve Rogers and Thor both becoming parents, Marvel Studios has been drip feeding teaser trailers over the last couple of weeks – and we're so ready for this giant ensemble of superheroes to hit the big screen on 18th December. Check out the latest X-Men teaser, with Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen returning.
Trailers for 2027 releases and beyond
Shrek 5 (2027)
The grouchy green ogre returns 17 years after his last outing. His family has grown up, which is good, because the teaser trailer that just dropped shows them all in the slammer. It’s a big family adventure with Donkey along for the ride (hooray). We also get to see the gingerbread man twerking with a jelly tots’ butt. This the world is going to want to see.
It’s like seeing a branch of the family we haven’t seen in a long time. The nostalgia, the warmth, the jokes, and the chaos all make a welcome return. We’re all so relieved that the original voices of Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, and Cameron Diaz are back.
The trailer teases that the far, far away theme goes even further – to even further away. Expect fresh new adventures and danger for the family.
Ice Age: Boiling Point (2027)
It's been a while since we've hung out on the ice with Sid, Manny, Diego, Ellie, and Scrat, but the gang is back for Ice Age: Boiling Point, coming at some point in 2027. Check out the first teaser trailer below.
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