Ben Shapiro vs. 2026 Movie Trailers

Summary

The Ben Shapiro Show

Episode: Ben Shapiro vs. 2026 Movie Trailers
Date: March 28, 2026
Host: Ben Shapiro (with Producer Phil and guests)
Theme: Ben Shapiro and panel dissect the biggest 2026 movie trailers, swapping opinions, quips, and cultural commentary on blockbusters from superhero sequels to biopics and auteur sci-fi.

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Episode Overview

This episode shifts focus from politics to pop culture as Ben and Producer Phil (with guests) react to and review an array of hotly anticipated 2026 movie trailers, offering “brutal” honesty, snappy critiques, personal rankings, and plenty of dry banter. The films span superhero tentpoles, beloved animation franchises, biopics, and heady sci-fi from Hollywood’s biggest directors.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

Spider-Man (2026)

• Initial Thoughts: Ben and Phil are underwhelmed, citing a lack of stakes and novelty.
• Movie Context: Picks up after the last film’s reality-reset ending; rumors of Peter Parker morphing into a human-spider hybrid.
• Ben’s Assessment:
  • “Best Spider-Man remains Tobey Maguire… I understand that Tom Holland Spider-Man is truer to the comics because he’s younger. …Watching the trailer, gotta say, like, it feels like the stakes are non-existent. Like, unbelievably low stakes is what it feels like.” (05:24–06:03)
• Excitement Meter: 3 out of 5

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Toy Story 5

• Nostalgia Factor: Both Ben and Phil are cautious but curious, noting each sequel seemed superfluous after 3.
• Plot Angle: Focuses on toys versus modern tech; anti-electronic device message for children.
  • “I just hope this film ends with a chastisement of the parents for being terrible for giving small children electronic devices for long periods of time.” (09:20–09:34)
• Ben & Phil Verdict: Warmly received; “Four out of five on this one in terms of expectation.” (09:32)
• Direction Cred: Directed by Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo, Wally) — “So at least they’re bringing back the best of the best here over Pixar.” (09:39)

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Michael Jackson Biopic

• Format: Big-budget, musical nostalgia piece, starring Michael's nephew Jafar Jackson, directed by Antoine Fuqua.
• Panel Reaction: Skeptical regarding need for “another music biopic,” and uncomfortable with the whitewashed tone.
  • “I’m not sure that the world needs another music biopic about a personality that we already knew really well. …They’re kind of formulaic at this point.” (12:52–12:57)
  • “You have to feel a little bit weird about…the treatment of Michael Jackson as unsullied hero.” (13:06–13:11)
• Excitement Level: 2 out of 5 — “If I had to pick this or Spider-Man to like go out on a weekend, I’m gonna go to Spider-Man.” (13:00–13:03)
• Memorable Quote:
  • Ben: "I just don't know a lot of adult grown males who are inviting small children to sleep over at their house. Like, that's weird. You've seen the headlines." (13:14–13:17)

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Disclosure Day (Spielberg’s Alien Thriller)

• Premise: Spielberg returns to classic alien/conspiracy territory; reminiscent of E.T. and Close Encounters, blended with a modern Wikileaks/whistleblower plot.
  • “It’s WikiLeaks meets aliens.” (15:44–15:48 – Phil)
• Cast & Writing: Emily Blunt, Colin Firth, Josh O’Connor; script by David Koepp (noted for highs and lows, e.g., Jurassic Park, Crystal Skull, Mission Impossible, The Mummy remake).
• Anticipation: Ben and Phil are excited but wary; Spielberg’s talent is praised but outcome hinges on script.
  • “You can slather a $100 million budget all over a bad script, and it will still not be that good.” (17:49–18:00 – Phil)
• Excitement: 4.5 out of 5 — “Of all the movies we have seen thus far, this one, I’m like four and a half out of five.” (18:02)

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Dune Part 3

• Context: Continues Denis Villeneuve’s epic adaptation, covering “Dune Messiah” and potentially “Children of Dune.”
• Highlights: References to the ensemble (Timothée Chalamet, Florence Pugh, Robert Pattinson, Rebecca Ferguson, and a possibly resurrected Jason Momoa).
  • “Villeneuve…makes images, man. He really does.” (19:34–20:02 – Phil)
• Phil’s Fandom: “That’s a five out of five. I will be seeing that opening weekend. Villeneuve is so good. He’s really, really, really good.” (21:34–21:39)
• Placement: Dune is the panel’s number one must-see; “That’s my jam.” (21:06 — Phil)

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Rankings (Summed Up)

(22:06–22:15)

1. Dune Part 3
2. Disclosure Day
3. Toy Story 5
4. Spider-Man 2026
5. Michael Jackson Biopic

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Notable and Memorable Moments

• On Spider-Man Trailers:
  • “My biggest problem with this particular iteration of Spider Man… the stakes are non-existent. Like, unbelievably low stakes is what it feels like.” (05:48–06:03, Ben)
• On Toy Story 5’s Message:
  • “It's good to see them fighting again." (09:09–09:12, Ben & Phil)
• On Biopics:
  • “I just don’t know a lot of adult grown males who are inviting small children to sleep over at their house. Like, that’s weird.” (13:14–13:17, Ben)
• Spielberg Skepticism:
  • “Spielberg is one of the three greatest directors of all time… but [the script is] super duper hit or miss.” (17:30–18:02)
• On Dune:
  • “Villeneuve is so good. He’s really, really, really good.” (21:39)

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Timestamps for Segments

• Spider-Man Trailer & Reaction: 02:23–06:26
• Toy Story 5 Trailer & Reaction: 06:26–09:35
• Michael Jackson Biopic Trailer & Reaction: 09:43–13:11
• Disclosure Day (Spielberg) Trailer & Reaction: 14:28–18:18
• Dune Part 3 Trailer & Reaction; Rankings: 18:29–22:15

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Tone & Language

Ben and Phil keep the discussion brisk and loaded with cultural references, nostalgia nods, and dry humor. Ben’s critiques balance blunt conservatism with geek-culture knowledge, while Phil provides more pop-savvy, sometimes self-deprecating commentary. The mood is analytical but approachable, with a focus on entertainment value rather than ideological parsing.

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In Summary

This episode delivers quick-hit, honest appraisals of the year’s splashiest trailers, ranking them by personal anticipation and dissecting trends such as biopic fatigue, IP exhaustion, and the enduring pull of directors like Spielberg, Villeneuve, and Nolan. Listeners get an insightful, occasionally biting, but always engaging set of takes—useful whether you’re deciding what to pre-order tickets for, or just want to keep up with pop culture buzz.

Transcript

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[Phil]

Well folks, it's rare that I see movies that I'm really interested in these days.

[Ben]

But there are a bunch of previews

[Phil]

for movies coming out this year that actually looks awesome. We're gonna go through some of them today. Producer Phil will be joining me.

[Ben]

He's sort of the voice of the

[Phil]

divine in this particular video. First off, Spider man trailer. Now I gotta say, I'm not the biggest Spider man guy.

[MJ]

Shut up. Get out.

[Phil]

So we'll evaluate this trailer. I haven't seen this one yet. Here we go. I can't believe our first hit mit. Mj, Come on. Pretend like you're not the happiest you've ever been in your entire life.

[Michael]

I can't.

[Woody]

I knew it.

[Peter Parker]

Hi, my name is Peter Parker.

[Phil]

Okay, so we're starting off some weird angles.

[Peter Parker]

You don't remember me, but we used to know each other. Something bad was gonna happen. And the only way to stop at

[Phil]

the end of the last movie was to make everyone wiped everybody's memory. Basically you.

[Peter Parker]

Because I'm not just Peter Parker. I'm Spider Man.

[Phil]

The hell, Frank?

[Woody]

You just hit me with a van

[MJ]

quit your whip ring.

[Buzz]

Suit yourself.

[Phil]

Oh, he can't burn off. There he is. Mother. Go home.

[Peter Parker]

And sometimes Spider man has to do the hard thing. Even if it breaks Peter Parker's heart. What is happening to me?

[Phil]

Oh God.

[Woody]

Excuse me.

[Lily]

Dr.

[Peter Parker]

Banner, I need your help.

[Buzz]

What'd you say your name was?

[Phil]

Ah. Okay, there we go. Mark Ruffalo is awful.

[Buzz]

Enormously dangerous.

[Narrator]

Spiders have three life cycles.

[Phil]

When between cycles, it can leave the spider vulnerable to threats.

[MJ]

We are faced with a danger that we can't control. One we can't even see. Stay out of my way.

[Phil]

You losing it, kid. Okay, we got a new Doc Ock. Okay.

[Narrator]

Those spiders who make it through.

[Phil]

Okay, it's not Doc Ock, it's Scorpion. I'm wrong. Rebirth.

[Michael]

Nice flowers.

[Peter Parker]

Oh, they're a housewarming gift.

[Michael]

I'm mj.

[Peter Parker]

I'm just a neighbor from across the hall.

[Phil]

Friendly neighbor. Okay.

[Ben]

Meh.

[Phil]

I know producer Phil is very, very pumped about this. I. Listen, I'll be honest. The best Spider man remains. Tobey Maguire. I'm just gonna say it. I'm putting it out there that, like, I understand that Tom Holland Spider man is truer to the comics because he's younger. I get it. And, you know, it's supposed to be more kid friendly.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Phil]

And I know he's quippy and all the rest of it.

[Ben]

I just.

[Phil]

My biggest problem with. With this particular iteration of Spider Man. I liked the last Spider Man a lot, by the way. And I like into the spider verse a lot. Watching the trailer, gotta say, like, it feels like the stakes are non existent. Like, unbelievably low stakes is what it feels like.

[Ben]

I'm not sure how you, frankly, top

[Phil]

the Spider man reunion in the last movie. So I have a hard time believing that they're gonna be able to do that here.

[Guest]

He might be morphing into a human spider. The third act of this movie. That's the big rumor now.

[Ben]

That's weird.

[Phil]

And that means that he and MJ are gonna have a very, very strange, you know, life going forward.

[Guest]

Out of five, how would you describe your excitement?

[Ben]

Three out of five.

[Guest]

Okay.

[Phil]

You know, like, I'm not saying it's the worst thing ever. It's not like I just watched a. A preview for Shape of Water or something, But it's also not a five out of five. Okay, it's time for Toy Story 5. So everybody thought that the series was basically over after Toy Story 3. And then they added on Toy Story 4, which I found enjoyable but unnecessary. And Now Toy Story 5. So let's find out what's going on with our boy.

[Woody]

Woody, you forky. To Kieran Beverly to be your beloved bride. Yay.

[Buzz]

Ah.

[Woody]

I now pronounce you husband and knife. Who poisoned the maid of honor?

[Lily]

Bonnie, there's a package for you.

[Woody]

Oh, thank you. Thank you.

[Lily]

Hi there. I'm Lilypat.

[Woody]

Let's extinction. Not again.

[Phil]

Okay, it's gonna be anti electronics for kids. I'm into it.

[Woody]

Okay, I want to talk to you, device.

[Lily]

Please call me Lily.

[Woody]

Me and the toys have been working all summer to try and get Bonnie to make friends. But then you had to ruin it. You're not even listening to me.

[Lily]

I'm always listening. See, now look here. Me and the toys have been working all summer. Now in Spanish.

[Phil]

Con hamelos.

[Woody]

What?

[Phil]

Yeah, I got dibs on behind the dresser.

[Woody]

Woody.

[Buzz]

Jesse.

[Michael]

Hello?

[Woody]

Is it as bad out there for toys as they say it is?

[Buzz]

We're finding more abandoned toys each day.

[Woody]

We're down. Tech's invaded our house, too.

[Buzz]

I don't know, Jesse. Toys are for play, but tech is for everything.

[Woody]

I'm losing Bonnie to this device.

[Michael]

You got a friend in me.

[Ben]

What are you doing here?

[Buzz]

Came here as fast as I could.

[Ben]

Why are you wearing a dress, Woody?

[Buzz]

It's called a poncho.

[MJ]

Forky.

[Michael]

Someone needs a brown marker.

[Ben]

Halt.

[MJ]

Who goes there?

[Phil]

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Buzz]

I come in peace.

[Phil]

Okay, listen, I grew up with these movies. We all grew up with these movies.

[Michael]

What are you?

[Phil]

I was a teenager when the first one came out.

[Buzz]

What?

[Ben]

She thinks you're old because you're bald.

[Lily]

Woody, Bonnie needs help from someone, at least from the same century. So long, toys.

[Narrator]

We're gonna need backup.

[Buzz]

You got a friend.

[Phil]

Okay, again. I like that the. The electronics are bad. I like that.

[Woody]

Barney still needs us. Come on, Bullseye.

[Buzz]

Buzz, you stay here. I'm going with them. You don't think I can do it?

[Woody]

Yes.

[Phil]

No, I like the concept.

[Ben]

It's good.

[Phil]

It's good to see them fighting again.

[Buzz]

It sure is.

[Phil]

And again, like bringing back all the.

[Ben]

All the oldies.

[Phil]

That's great. I just hope that this film ends with a chastisement of the parents for being terrible for giving small children electronic devices for long periods of time. Is it necessary? No. But is it something that I will almost certainly watch? Yes. So four out of five on this one in terms of expectation.

[Guest]

Nice. It's directed by Andrew Stanton, who did Finding Nemo and Wally.

[Phil]

Okay, so at least they're bringing back the best of the best here over Pixar.

[Ben]

That's good.

[Guest]

Next up, let's do the Michael Jackson trailer.

[Phil]

Uh oh, here we go.

[Michael]

You're confident, you're strong, you're beautiful. You're the greatest of all time.

[MJ]

Let me tell you something. In this life, y' all are the winner for your loser. Y' all want to work in a steel mill like me for the rest of your days? No, sir.

[Phil]

Yeah.

[MJ]

Cause I sure as hell though y' all willing to fight for it.

[Phil]

Yes, sir.

[MJ]

I need to hear you a little louder. Y' all willing to fight for it?

[Phil]

Yes, sir.

[Lily]

Ready whenever you are, Michael.

[Woody]

Woo.

[Phil]

I know, Zachary.

[Guest]

You want to be the biggest star in the world.

[Phil]

That's a Miles Teller.

[MJ]

Okay, capitalize on Michael's success, because the Jackson family is the brand that's our Coca Cola. And we need to start selling. So I'm planning an international tour. This is just the beginning.

[Michael]

I need to think.

[MJ]

I told you what to think.

[Michael]

I love my family. I just want to do my own thing.

[Phil]

Uh oh.

[Michael]

Just have all these ideas in my head. Just gotta get them out.

[Phil]

Okay. Michael. Not a little boy anymore.

[Woody]

People always told me, be careful what you do, Michael.

[Michael]

I knew you were different the moment you were born. You have a very special light.

[Phil]

I wonder where this is going to go.

[Michael]

I believe in music. Could change the world when the. Spread love.

[Phil]

Okay, so, okay, so it is Bohemian Rhapsody, right? I mean, it's just the same movie. Basically nostalgia for. For Gen Xers magic. I mean, I assume that movie cost one bajillion dollars because you have to license all of Michael Jackson's music.

[Guest]

The rumor is that this is part one of two.

[Phil]

Ooh, part one of two. Well, I assume part two of two is the part where all the terrible things happen.

[Guest]

I don't know if it's confirmed, but they're being very coy about.

[Phil]

I mean, if this is part one of two. So it's like this is the rise and then the fall is, you know, all the other stuff. So listen, I'm not a huge Michael Jackson fan. Not just because of the personal stuff, but because I'm just not enormous fan. I think that there are like three of his songs from his post Jackson 5 period that I really, really like. You know, this movie will make all sorts of money. There are a lot of people who have tons of nostalgia for Michael Jackson and his music. And so the performance looks good. I mean, the guy looks like Michael Jackson.

[Guest]

That's his nephew, Jafar Jackson Jr. First acting role.

[Ben]

Okay.

[Phil]

It's his nephew. Okay.

[Ben]

Wow.

[Phil]

I wonder if he can act. I mean, we'll find out, but Antoine

[Guest]

Fuqua is directing it.

[Phil]

I like Antoine Fuqua generally.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Phil]

I mean, he's very hit or miss.

[Ben]

I'm not sure that the world needs

[Phil]

another music biopic about a personality that we already knew really well. And I feel like they're kind of

[Ben]

formulaic at this point.

[Guest]

If you had to pick this or Spider Man.

[Phil]

If I had to pick this for Spider man to like go out on a weekend, I'm gonna go to Spider Man.

[Guest]

Nice.

[Phil]

I mean, maybe make it two out of five for that.

[Ben]

Also, like, you have to feel a

[Phil]

little bit weird about, you know, like going in the treatment of Michael Jackson as unsullied hero.

[Ben]

I gotta feel a little weird. Like some stuff happened.

[Phil]

I just don't know a lot of adult grown males who are inviting small

[Ben]

children to sleep over at their house. Like, that's weird. You've seen the headlines.

[Phil]

You know the story.

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[Phil]

okay, what else we got?

[Guest]

Disclosure Day. Spielberg's new movie. Going back to the basics.

[Phil]

Yeah, this is a Spielberg movie about aliens, which is sort of his bread and butter.

[Michael]

What did you steal?

[Ben]

Secrets.

[MJ]

The data they paid me to protect.

[Phil]

Is this Josh o' Neill who's in every single movie now?

[Guest]

Josh o'. Connor.

[Phil]

Josh o'. Connor.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Phil]

Josh o'.

[Michael]

Connor.

[Phil]

He's the Zenziah of male actors. Now. He's in every single movie. No.

[Michael]

Good morning, Kansas City. Let's take a look at today.

[Phil]

Okay. Emily Blunt. I. I'm. I'm a big Emily Blunt.

[Lily]

Stan, let's.

[Phil]

I think Emily Blunt is the best working actress today. Oh, well, that's not ideal.

[Buzz]

Do you understand what she's saying?

[Michael]

I hear it's gibberish. I can't understand it.

[MJ]

And I can.

[Phil]

What's happening to me?

[MJ]

People got starved for the truth.

[Phil]

I'm a part of it now.

[MJ]

I'm just sorry they made You a

[Phil]

part of it, too. Okay, so it's WikiLeaks meets aliens.

[Guest]

Yes.

[Ben]

Please have a seat.

[Phil]

Okay. We've got some Colin Firth going on here. Okay. And now it's Christmas and we're going to a house in the woods. Is an Arnia. Yeah. Okay. I'm interested.

[Michael]

Full disclosure to the whole world.

[Ben]

That truth will upend all established order across the.

[Phil]

The entire world. If you do this, there's no one doing it. Okay. So we got to.

[Ben]

It's like a crossing.

[Phil]

ET And Close Encounters kind of. Yep.

[MJ]

When the time is right, everything will become clear.

[Phil]

All right, listen, this is. Spielberg is one of the three greatest directors of all time. So, you know, I do think that it would be really, really funny. I will admit if when Emily Blunt started doing that, she just turned into Steve Carell from Bruce Almighty. I think it'll be really funny if she's like. Instead of her going like. Instead of that, it's just like. And then Joshua Goddard's like. I understand. Like, that would be funny. But. Okay, I have a question. What has David Cope ever written?

[Guest]

The best Indiana Jones. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

[Buzz]

Ooh.

[Guest]

He worked on the Jurassic park script.

[Phil]

Like the original?

[Guest]

Yeah.

[Phil]

Okay.

[Guest]

He worked on Jurassic World also. Not as good. Mission Impossible, the first one. The first Tom Cruise.

[Phil]

Mission Impossible.

[Guest]

The really bad Mummy remake with Tom Cruise.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Guest]

It's really hit or miss.

[Phil]

It's super duper hit or miss. You can slather a $100 million budget all over a bad script, and it will still not be that good. You can take a tiny budget and put it on a great script, and

[Ben]

it will kick ass. We'll see how it is.

[Phil]

I think Spielberg is unbelievably talented. The man's over is extraordinary. But that said, I could be really, really disappointed. Of all the movies that we have seen thus far, this one, I'm like four and a half out of five. Like, I would. I would see this one before I see Toy Story 5. It's a weekend. I get to pick one of the

[Ben]

two because the curiosity factor is super high.

[Guest]

All right, this is the film that's coming out the same day as Avengers. Doomsday.

[Phil]

Dunes Part 1 and 2 came out. I love both of them. I think Denis Villeneuve is unbelievably good at what he does. The world building is extraordinary. And now we are Getting Dune Part 3, which I believe is from Dune Messiah.

[Guest]

I think you'll see in the trailer, it goes past Dune Messiah and the Children of Dune.

[Phil]

So Here we go.

[Michael]

We have a girl. What will we name her?

[Ben]

How'd she get here?

[Phil]

From Spider Man.

[Buzz]

Her name should be Gnema. She would need to be strong like her mother. What if it's a boy?

[Michael]

I would name him little. So he would have the wisdom of his grandfather,

[Phil]

Timothy Chalamet. By the way, Offset was like playing ping pong this whole time. True story for Marty. Supreme. Man Villanue Webb makes images, man. He really does. Okay, you got Florence Pugh, a Robert Pattinson appearance. Okay.

[Buzz]

I'm doing the best I can to protect my family. How did father do it?

[Michael]

Your father never started.

[Phil]

And of course, Rebecca Ferguson, who is wonderful in everything. Okay, so to be fair, I know where the story ends because I've read the books.

[Buzz]

But. I'm not afraid to die. But I must not die yet.

[Phil]

Yeah, man, that's my jam. There it is. Okay. Yeah, I thought. I thought that was Jason Momoa in there.

[Ben]

Didn't get killed in movie one.

[Guest]

You don't remember from Messiah.

[Phil]

It's not really Duncan, remember? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, that's right. It's been a long time since I've read these books. I remember where it ends, but I do not remember some of the moves in between.

[Guest]

Well, it's very different because Johnny and Paul are together for all of Messiah and obviously they're not in this movie. So I don't know what's going to happen there.

[Phil]

That is also true. Yeah, I'm. That's. That's a five out of five. I will be seeing that opening weekend. Villeneuve is so good. He's really, really, really good. Obviously, Nolan's Odyssey is coming out this year also, and that's like a six out of five, because anything that Christopher Nolan makes is a six out of five for me. So in order of the films that I'm interested to see that have not yet come out of the ones that we just watched, Dune comes in number one, disclosure date number two, Toy Story 5, number three, Spider man number four. And I didn't even remember what the last one was.

[Guest]

The Michael Jackson movie.

[Phil]

Michael Jackson number five. That's how little I care about that movie. I'm just not into it. So there are my rankings. Leave your rankings below and then we'll

[Ben]

see how I did.

[Phil]

Whether my expectations were met or whether I was sadly disappointed.

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