The first trailer for Marvel Studios' "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" has arrived. Stars of the film, including Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, helped debut the highly anticipated trailer in epic fashion, live from the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, in front of a Saturn V rocket.

The inaugural spot for the movie scored one of the biggest starts in recent memory for a Marvel Studios title, behind 'Deadpool & Wolverine.'

That’s the third-best first-day traffic for a Marvel Studios movie’s first trailer after Deadpool & Wolverine (365M) and Spider-Man: No Way Home (355M). That said, it’s the best Marvel Studios has ever seen in traffic for a non-sequel movie.

Evidently it’s now tradition to release a Fantastic Four movie midway through a decade. The first theatrically-released Fantastic Four movie (remember that Roger Corman’s 1994 flick never made it to the big screen) arrived in 2005,

The Fantastic Four: First Steps is the talk of the entertainment industry after Marvel Studios dropped the first official trailer. Audiences were given a glimpse at the main heroes within The Fantastic Four: The First Steps while also experiencing what this rather unique setting will be like.

The new reboot of the Fantastic Four has created a new record for Marvel Studios. The trailer of the film has gathered impressive views across social media platforms, indicating great success ahead for the brand.

The Thing is the standout character in The Fantastic Four: First Steps trailer, sparking divided opinions. The Thing's voice remains unchanged, deviating from past iterations, but may aid in emotional expression. Visual appearance of The Thing in CGI generates mixed reactions, signaling potential tweaks before release.