Michael Phelps, Danny McBride featured in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare live action trailer

Activision has a pretty strong track record in putting together amusing, viral live action trailers for Call of Duty releases, and the new trailer for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is no different.

Featuring the odd combination of Michael Phelps and Danny McBride as regular people looking to escape the crazy events happening on Earth in 2016, the wacky new “Screw It, Let’s Go To Space” live action trailer is a rather amusing and action-packed 90 seconds.

Check it out below, and prepare for even more Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare media and announcements as the November 4th, 2016 release date draws near.

Official Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Live Action Trailer – ?Screw It, Let’s Go To Space”:

What?s a person to do when they?ve had enough of the seemingly, never-ending stream of contentious headlines day after day? Head to space, and blow off some steam, Call of Duty style, naturally! Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare?s live-action trailer has landed. Activision Publishing, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, Inc., is igniting its creative and marketing campaign today with the release of the new live-action launch trailer helmed by director Peter Berg of Pony Show Entertainment and featuring cameos from world champion swimmer Michael Phelps and actor Danny McBride (Vice Principals, Eastbound & Down, Tropic Thunder). The intense :90, high-action piece is cheekily titled ?Screw It, Let?s Go To Space.?

?If ever there was a year when people could use a break from the headlines for a little good old fashioned escapist entertainment, 2016 is it,? said Tim Ellis, CMO, Activision. ??Screw It, Let?s Go To Space? captures this feeling on a global scale and transports you into the epic gameplay and settings of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. It?s a thrill ride like no other, and it?s coming November 4th.?

This is director Peter Berg?s third collaboration with Call of Duty. ?Screw It, Let?s Go To Space? pokes fun at the seemingly unending string of contentious news events of 2016 and offers up Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare as a much-needed escape. From businessmen to newscasters to delivery drivers to Michael Phelps and Danny McBride, everyone in the spot leaves their differences and stresses behind to blast off into space and let loose in an action-packed thrill ride of epic proportions.