"Never mind 'Blended,' how about that f-----g 'Godzilla'?!" Adam Sandler opened when he hit the stage at the CinemaCon theater owners gathering in Las Vegas on Thursday to present his new comedy with Drew Barrymore. "It made Drew cry."

A very pregnant Barrymore appeared by Sandler's side, looking a little shocked.

"I'm, like, creating life and I started crying so hard at the destruction in that ['Godzilla'] trailer," she said while touching her belly. "It's going to be huge success."

Eight trailers in total were introduced during Thursday's star-packed Warner Bros event. Besides Sandler and Barrymores' appearance on behalf of "Blended," director Wally Pfister, Johnny Depp, and Morgan Freeman presented an extended look at the upcoming sci-fi film "Transcendance,'" while director Gareth Edwards introduced "Godzilla."

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Clint Eastwood walked onstage to a standing ovation to present the first look at his new film "Jersey Boys," before "Tammy" co-writer and star Melissa McCarthy took the podium with her husband, Ben Falcone, who is also the film's co-writer/director. Later, Channing Tatum and Mila Kunis introduced "Jupiter Ascending."

But the actual star of the trailer-filled presentation was someone who couldn't quite make it to the event: the King of the Monsters, "Godzilla." An excited and slightly nervous Edwards told the audience he finished the movie only yesterday before he was ushered onto a plane to show an extended clip (not yet released to the public).

A clip so effective that, yes, it brought tears to Barrymore's eyes.

The featured scenes screened starring Bryan Cranston and Juliette Binoche confronting the nuclear disaster which led to the monster's creation, followed by the havoc the full-grown creature unleashes, with just a little glimpse of the giant lizard shown at the end.

Also screened: numbers from Eastwood's adaptation of the Broadway musical "Jersey Boys" which retain the stage version's nostalgic, doo-wop sheen.

