Summary

• The first trailer for Deadpool & Wolverine has become the most viewed movie trailer within 24 hours of all time, suring Spider-Man: No Way Home.
• The success of the inclusion of characters from non-MCU films through the multiverse puts the MCU's Multiverse Saga in a positive light.
• Deadpool & Wolverine will be the MCU's biggest event until Avengers: The Kang Dynasty arrives in 2026.

Deadpool & Wolverine's story has reserved for Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's mutants is high, and that has already led to an enormous record being broken.

According to Disney, the Deadpool & Wolverine trailer has become the most viewed movie trailer within 24 hours of all time — with 365 million views over its first day of release. Deadpool & Wolverine's cast is rumored to still hold many secrets, with the first trailer for the movie even barely showing Jackman's Wolverine. If the MCU's only 2024 film manages to keep its surprises until it premieres in five months, then Deadpool & Wolverine's trailer is unlikely to be alone in breaking records.

What Are The MCU's Most Viewed Trailers Of All Time

The Multiverse Has Given The MCU Great Views

In great comic book fashion, Deadpool has dethroned Spider-Man. The first Deadpool & Wolverine trailer's 365 million views in 24 hours sured 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home, which had previously broken the record with 355.5 million views in its first 24 hours. As the two movies brought back actors from non-MCU films through the multiverse, a trend is beginning to form, putting the MCU's Multiverse Saga in a good light.

Check out the MCU's most viewed trailers within 24 hours below:

The MCU's Avengers movies are some of the most exciting entries — if not the most — among superhero film adaptations. It is no wonder that three out of five spots on the list of most viewed MCU trailers within 24 hours include three Avengers entries — with both main Avengers: Endgame trailers marking their presence. That only makes the huge problem with the current state of the MCU even more clear.

Since Avengers: Endgame, the MCU has yet to release a new movie for Earth's Mightiest Heroes. As a result, fans and critics alike have pointed out how the recent MCU releases have felt directionless, as there has not been a major Avengers event to close the MCU's Phases 4 & 5 like before. Thankfully, Deadpool & Wolverine will serve to fill that vacuum until 2026's Avengers: The Kang Dynasty arrives. The excitement over seeing Reynolds' Deadpool and Jackman's Wolverine back together onscreen, in the MCU, has proven that Deadpool & Wolverine's records should not stop with its first trailer.

Source: Disney