Earlier this week, Marvel Unveiled the highly anticipated trailer for its highly-anticipated film, Fantastic Four: First Steps. The excitement surrounding this movie has been building for quite some time, and the recent metrics for the trailer’s debut have confirmed that interest is running high. The recently released viewership numbers for the film’s teaser demonstrate that this movie has garnered a significant following, both on and off social media platforms.

According to Deadline, the total viewership for the First Steps trailer reached an astonishing 202 million across all platforms, including TikTok, in its first 24 hours. This surge in traffic surpasses that of a non-sequel Marvel movie to date, and it ranks third behind Deadpool & Wolverine’s 365 million views and Spider-Man: No Way Home’s 355 million views. Moreover, the film’s in-person reveal event, featuring the four leads at the US Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, set a new record for the most viewed livestream ever for Marvel Studios.

Furthermore, the movie’s social media presence is experiencing a significant increase, with over half a million people engaging with the content around the film. This traffic is notably higher than that of Deadpool & Wolverine, and it has trended on Twitter alongside popular keywords such as “Galactus,” the stars, and the titular team.

Overall, it is clear that fans are eagerly anticipating the return of Marvel’s First Family to the big screen. By the time First Steps hits theaters, it will have been nearly a full decade since their last cinematic appearance in 2015’s Fantastic Four. While opinions about the previous films in the franchise have been mixed, some die-hard fans have taken to rewatching the older films starring Ioan Gruffud, Chris Evans, Jessica Alba, and Michael Chiklis online.

Chris Evans’ cameo as Storm in Deadpool & Wolverine last year likely contributed to the renewed interest in these films, as did the recent introduction of the Fantastic Four as new Marvel Rivals characters. Additionally, the release of the One World Under Doom comics event this week further piqued the interest in Fantastic Four: First Steps, which is set to arrive in theaters on July 25.

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