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The Walt Disney Studios unleashed a powerhouse of previews during this year's SUPER BOWL with three TV SPOTS spaced evenly throughout the event. The biggest films on track for release for the first half of this year got prominent spots with extended looks and new clips to whet the appetites of the fan-boys craving more and more leading up to the respective releases.

Below are Disney's three Super Bowl TV spots that aired during the game.

A new poster has been released featuring IRON MAN 3 in free-fall over the Earth. This new artwork comes in anticipation of the television spot that will be seen during this Sunday's Super Bowl game. Disney has also released a 10-second teaser clip from promo that will run.

As the trailer reveals, the third installment of the film will make things significantly more difficult for Tony Stark than ever before. In the poster he appears without his mask and his suit is battle-worn and on fire.

IRON MAN 3 hits theaters on May 3, 2013!

Disney will be airing an exclusive TV spot of the upcoming LONE RANGER flick during the Super Bowl pregame show, this Sunday. To celebrate the upcoming release, Disney has released a new pay-off poster as well as a sneak peek clip at this Sunday's commercial.

Starring Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer, THE LONE RANGER releases in theaters on July 3, 2013!

Entertainment Weekly had the exclusive first look this morning at the brand new THE MUPPETS... AGAIN sequel that started production last week in London. This latest Muppets adventure welcomes Ricky Gervais, Ty Burrell and Tina Fey to the screen to join Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Walter and rest of the Muppets.

The film will be directed by James Bobin (“Flight of the Conchords,” “Da Ali G Show”) and produced by the Academy Award®-nominated team of David Hoberman and Todd Lieberman (“The Fighter,” “The Proposal”).

Disney’s THE MUPPETS… AGAIN! will hit the big screen on March 21, 2014.

In a world of toddlers with tiaras, fierce dance crews, and public singing auditions, television today is a lot different than it was 15 years ago. Gone are the days of television blocks dedicated to wholesome family television that was actually watched by the whole family. Where water-cooler tv recaps used to circle around Urkel's latest hijinx, Michelle Tanner's latest catch phrase, or Tim Taylor's latest construction flub, the conversations now center around which singer was voted through or which trashy television bimbo was eliminated.

The Disney Channel is looking to bring back the classic family sitcom or at least play homage to it with a new pilot in development, Girl Meets World. If the name sounds familiar that's because it's a sequel to Boy Meets World which aired from 1993 to 2000. The title characters from that original show, Ben Savage (Cory Mathews) and Danielle Fishel (Topanga Lawrence) have agreed to retrurn, this time as the show's parents. The high school sweethearts are now in their 30s and have two children of their own trying to survive childhood.

It’s “Disney Time” at Wheel of Fortune as the fun of America’s Favorite Game Show and the magic of Disney come together in the game show’s 30th season for a fully-integrated multiplatform collaboration including a week of shows and a sweepstakes for at-home viewers.

The “Wheel of Fortune Making Memories Sweepstakes” encourages viewers to watch “Making Disney Memories Week” on Wheel of Fortune and enter each night’s bonus puzzle solution at www.wheeloffortune.com. Ten winners will each enjoy a vacation for four to the winner’s choice of the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida or the Disneyland Resort in California.

In a world of "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Haunted Mansion" as movie titles, it comes as no surprise that Walt Disney Studios has taken another name from the Disney Parks; this time it's for their upcoming George Clooney flik, TOMORROWLAND.

The Walt Disney Studios officially announced today that the live-action release previously known as 1952 will be titled Tomorrowland. The film will be released domestically on December 19, 2014.

The futuristic flick has been in development for quite some time and while details are still quite sparse, there's no indication that the film will be influenced by anything necssarily found at the Disney Parks in the land of Tomorrowland. That said, it's almost a guarantee that the movie's success could definitely influence what happens to the land for the future.