The Super Bowl 2026 is here, and the main event is, of course… Movie trailers. Who cares about sports? I don’t! Yeah, take that sports! And if you’re looking for a place to watch all the movie trailers released tonight, from The Mandalorian & Grogu to Scream 7 and everything in between, you’ve come to the right place. In fact, the only place on the internet to watch these trailers, nobody else had this idea. True story!
Actual true story, two trailers you won’t see at the Super Bowl tonight: Avengers: Doomsday and Spider-Man: Brand New Day. While it was widely expected that the four-teaser countdown for Doomsday would lead to the reveal of the full Avengers: Doomsday trailer at the Super Bowl… Nope. And it actually marks the first time Marvel has not premiered a trailer at the Super Bowl since the MCU started in 2008, with the exception of 2009. Why is Marvel sitting this out? Could be the price tag, could be that Doomsday doesn’t hit theaters until December. Either way, don’t expect your first look at Robert Downey, Jr.’s Doctor Doom during the Bad Bunny set or anything.
As for Brand New Day, while a full trailer has been circulating (read: leaked) online for months now, Sony generally sits out the Super Bowl, so that explains that one. Still, given that movie is coming on July 31, it’s a little more surprising we won’t get something.
Okay, that’s what you’re not getting. What about what you are getting? Here’s every trailer that premiered at the Super Bowl LX, aka Super Bowl 2026 (or earlier in the week, with a commercial during the game). And we’ll be updating this throughout the game, so keep checking back. Again, this is the only article on the internet that’s doing this!
Note: Trailers are presented in chronological release order.
Scream 7
Scream 7 features the return of Neve Campbell to the starring role in this latest legacy sequel, but has come under fire for firing star Melissa Barrera for speaking out about Palestine, and subsequently losing star Jenna Ortega as a result. Also, the movie has teamed up with Meta to allow yourself to put yourself in movie scenes with AI, and Kalshi to bet on who is going to die. I’m a Scream fan, but this is all a little yucky for me. But hey, Matthew Lillard is back! That’s cool!
Release Date: February 27
Hoppers
I’ve heard people use this movie as an example that Pixar is out of ideas, but to be frank with all of you: Avatar with beavers is an inherently funny idea. If you’re not hyped for this, you are wrong.
Release Date: March 6
Project Hail Mary
Based on the excellent book by Andy Weir, Ryan Gosling stars as a relatively regular guy in space teaming up with an alien named Rocky (well, he names him Rocky) who need to save the entire galaxy. Or galaxies. It’s directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who do not miss.
Release Date: March 20
The Mandalorian and Grogu
The first Star Wars movie released in theaters since 2019, this is the continuation of the Disney+ series featuring Baby Yoda and his shiny daddy. Sigourney Weaver joins the cast as a Republic leader (formerly the Rebellion) who sends Mando and Grogu on their latest adventure. Also this ad isn’t a trailer, it’s a parody of the classic Budweiser Clydesdales commercials, narrated by Sam Elliott? That’s hilarious, man.
Release Date: May 22
Michael
This is a two part biopic of the life of Michael Jackson and it looks, uh, interesting. Jackson is widely considered to have done the best Super Bowl halftime show of all time, so this does make sense. But… Huh.
Release Date: April 24
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
Okay, letsa go! The new movie introduces Brie Larson as Rosalina (cool!) and Benny Safdie as Bowser Jr. (huh?) in the sequel to the perfectly adequate blockbuster hit first animated movie. Also: Yoshi and Baby Mario and Baby Luigi, because why not?
Release Date: April 1
Disclosure Day
A new alien invasion (?) movie from Steven Spielberg, per the title, it’s all about revealing aliens do exist. It stars Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, Colman Domingo, and many more, and it’s nice to have Spielberg back on his bulls**t (complimentary).
Release Date: June 12
Supergirl
Curiously not a Super Bowl trailer, and also not a Puppy Bowl trailer, this is instead a new 30 second spot that introduces Baby Krypto the Superpup.
Release Date: June 26
Minions & Monsters
What do you need to know about this movie, really? It’s the third Minions movie, you get the idea. And in fact, in the game at least, all they showed off was a Minion running up to screen and yelling “minions.” Online? there’s a two minute preview for Minions 3, which is now titled Minions & Monsters.
Release Date: July 1
The Adventures of Cliff Booth
Here’s a surprise: Netflix dropped the first look at the David Fincher directed, Quentin Tarantino written, Brad Pitt starring spinoff of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, featuring Pitt as stuntman Cliff Booth. Also in the movie are [deep breath] Scott Caan, Elizabeth Debicki, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Carla Gugino, Timothy Olyphant, Peter Weller and more. Leonardo DiCaprio will reportedly not return, as he turned down a cameo, but we’ll see.
Release Date: TBA
More to come…
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