If there’s one thing worth looking forward to about the Super Bowl each year, it’s movie trailers and commercials (and the Puppy Bowl, obviously). But even more than that, it’s the absolute wave of movie and television show trailers that we know are coming our way—and with so many eyes glued to our screens, it’s no wonder that we can expect to finally get the trailers for some highly anticipated projects.
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With more people than ever paying attention to what’s on their televisions, the Super Bowl is probably the best time of the year to get a trailer out there. It’s a strategy that’s worked for giants like Mission Impossible, Lilo + Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon, and more. And thanks to those previous successes, we can count on being absolutely treated to some great trailers today. Below are all the trailers from Super Bowl LX. First up, a Doomsday tease from Robert Downey Jr – which is as close as we’ll get to another trailer for a while:
9. Supergirl
DC may have skipped the main game, but James Gunn knows the marketing power of dogs, and once more took advantage of the synergy offered by Krypto to release a new teaser for Supergirl. Centered on the Worst Best Boy in the universe, the teaser features brand new footage (including an adorable puppy Krypto), building hype ahead of the next DC movie’s June 26 release.
8. The Adventures of Cliff Booth
7 years after Quentin Tarantino released Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Brad Pitt’s cool-as-ice stuntman Cliff Booth is back for Netflix’s The Adventures of Cliff Booth. Directed by David Fincher and written by Tarantino himself, the movie dropped an unexpected first look at the Super Bowl before it releases in Summer 2026. Timothy Olyphant also returns alongside Pitt.
7. The Mandalorian & Grogu
Nearly 7 years after The Rise of Skywalker, Lucasfilm is back with another offering from a galaxy far, far away. The Mandalorian and Grogu, starring Pedro Pascal and directed by Jon Favreau, is set to spark the next phase for the studio, with the 50th anniversary re-release of Star Wars coming in February 2027, followed by Star Wars: Starfighter in May 2027. Frustratingly, the Big Game Spot is a bit of a nothing burger, with a voice-over by Sam Elliot parodying a Budweiser Clydesdales commercial. The reason… isn’t entirely clear.
6. Scream 7
Released ahead of the Big Game itself, the new Scream 7 trailer was still just as exciting, especially considering that Matthew Lillard has officially been announced as part of the cast. Affected by a troubled marketing campaign and some vocal opposition online, Scream 7 rather scored an own goal (sorry for the mixed metaphor use) with a cross promotion with an online gambling company. The latest addition to the Ghostface franchise is scheduled to release on February 27, 2026.
5. Hoppers
The latest film from Pixar is already showing early signs of strong potential, with tracking estimates currently at a $50 million domestic opening weekend. Directed by Daniel Chong, Hoppers centers on the eccentric, animal-loving Mabel, who has created the tech to use a robotic beaver in an attempt to thwart a construction company’s plot to destroy the local animal habitat, displacing the creatures that she’s come to love. Hoppers will be released on March 6, 2026. Pixar also revealed a half-time themed promo ahead of kick-off:
4. Project Hail Mary
Amazon MGM Studios announced ahead of the game that Project Hail Mary would be releasing both a 30-second Super Bowl spot and the final trailer of the event on Sunday. The latter arrived ahead of kick-off, offering lots of new footage for the hotly-anticipated adaptation of the beloved best-selling book by author Andy Weir, and starring Ryan Gosling, and will be Amazon MGM’s second IMAX release within just a few months, set for March 20, 2026.
3. Disclosure Day
Returning to the Super Bowl for the first time in a long time, we have Steven Spielberg with his latest blockbuster, Disclosure Day. Expected to debut only a new 30-second teaser during the 2026 Super Bowl, the next full trailer for Disclosure Day is still a few weeks away. But the wait will be worth it, considering the tense plot and all-star cast. The film centers on a whistleblower who triggers global chaos by revealing proof of alien life to humanity, and is scheduled for release on June 12th, 2026.
2. Minions & Monsters
After a surprisingly quiet marketing launch for the film, the latest addition to the sprawling Despicable Me universe, now titled Minions & Monsters, debuted at the Super Bowl with a TV spot that directed viewers to watch the first full trailer. Minions & Monsters will see a group of Minions making their own movie and summoning real creatures using ancient magic, which sounds like a recipe both for disaster and a billion dollars. Minions & Monsters is set to release on July 1, 2026.
1. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
A second trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, the sequel to The Super Mario Bros Movie, premiered two weeks ago, giving fans their first glimpse of fan-favorite character Yoshi. And the movie’s spot during the big game brought another (admittedly very short) look at Yoshi taking on a T.Rex. Brie Larson and Benny Safdie are joining the all-star cast that already boasts Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Anya Taylor-Joy, Keegan-Michael Key, and Jack Black. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is scheduled for release on April 1, 2026.
The Best (& Weirdest) Movie & TV-Related Commercials
Jurassic Park x Xfinity
Three original Jurassic Park stars – Sam Neill, Jeff Goldblum, and Laura Dern – return via some deaging – to team up with internet providers Xfinity and director Taika Waititi to solve Spielberg’s iconic sci-fi in seconds.
Ben Affleck Riffs with Good Will Dunkin’
After a period of Ben Affleck teasing the Dunkin’ Donuts spot, the Super Bowl commercial was revealed as a cursed parody of Good Will Hunting that recast Affleck as a sitcom lead alongside some icons of sitcom history – Matt LeBlanc’s including Joey Tribbiani, Jennifer Aniston’s Rachel Green, and Jason Alexander’s George Costanza. Ted Danson, Alfonso Ribeiro, Jaleel White, and Jasmine Guy also appear.
Emma Stone is Unavailable (Squarespace)
Emma Stone teams up with Squarespace in a stylish spot, imagining the unimaginable horror of a website domain not being available.
Kurt Russell Makes Lewis Pullman Cooler For Michelob ULTRA
Beer may not make you cooler, but Kurt Russell can, as Lewis Pullman finds out in this skiing themed spot for Michelob ULTRA. Also featuring Olympic gold medalist Chloe Kim and former NHL star T.J. Oshie.
Andy Samberg Slings Mayo for Hellmann’s
Meal Diamond joins this year’s Big Game, as a typically hilarious comedy creation by Andy Samberg for Hellmann’s chaotic ode to sandwiches (and mayonnaise).
Pokémon Turns 30
To celebrate Pokémon’s 30th birthday, the company released a celebrity-focused promo, featuring Lady Gaga, Trevor Noah, Jisoo, Charles Leclerc, Lamine Yamal, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, and Young Miko. The highligh is definitely Lady Gaga singing the Jigglypuff song.
Chris Hemsworth Fears Alexa
The MCU’s Thor imagines a world where AI-powered tech could be dangerous. What a wild leap…
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