All New Trailers Released at Super Bowl Ranked by Hype – Project Hail Mary, Disclosure Day and More

Super Bowl LX 2026 was not just about football. Studios leaned into the massive audience to debut a powerful slate of movie trailers, from sci-fi blockbusters to animated adventures and nostalgic thrillers. Some delivered exactly what fans wanted, others stunned by surprise. Here’s how they stack up.

1. Project Hail Mary

This space epic was the buzz king of the night. A trailer showing Gosling’s stranded astronaut waking up with no memory and teaming up with an alien named Rocky was enough to send fans into orbit. The adaptation of Andy Weir’s bestseller teased high stakes, emotional beats, and smart storytelling, making it arguably the most compelling of the night. Release date is set for March 20, 2026, making it one of the earliest major blockbusters of the year.

2. Disclosure Day

Spielberg returned to alien territory with this teaser, showing a tense glimpse of humanity confronting undeniable proof of extraterrestrial life. The trailer balanced mystery, intrigue, and character drama. The phrase “if someone proved we weren’t alone what happens next” was enough to ignite curiosity. The film is set for a summer release and this Super Bowl spot did what great teasers do: tease without completely spilling the beans. It is scheduled for June 12, 2026 and already feels like awards season bait with blockbuster vibes.

3. The Mandalorian and Grogu

Star Wars never sleeps. A Super Bowl spot teased a big-screen adventure with Din Djarin and Grogu, featuring snowy worlds, Imperial remnants, and new faces like Sigourney Weaver’s character. This one leaned into nostalgia and franchise momentum. It was short but cinematic, delivering the kind of imagery Star Wars fans love. And, the theatrical release is scheduled for May 22, 2026.

4. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Mario and friends made the jump from games to the big screen again, with Yoshi rescuing Baby Mario and Luigi from danger and hitting classic Mushroom Kingdom chaos. Bright colors, familiar faces, and the promise of family-friendly fun made this spot a hit.

5. Scream 7

Ghostface is back with Sidney Prescott and her daughter in the crosshairs again. Quick cuts, tense music, and legacy characters brought nostalgia with new stakes, sealing this trailer as a crowd-pleaser. The film hits theaters on February 27, 2026, making this trailer a last minute hype boost for horror fans.

6. The Adventures of Cliff Booth

Netflix slipped this one in to shock Super Bowl viewers. A standalone sequel to Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood with Pitt returning as Cliff Booth and David Fincher directing caught even savvy fans off guard. The teaser was short but powerful enough to dominate social chatter.

7. Minions and Monsters

The Minions invade Hollywood, become movie stars, lose everything and accidentally unleash monsters on the world. Yes, this is the actual plot. Illumination’s next animated film releases July 1, 2026 and the Super Bowl teaser confirmed the title and comedic tone that will dominate TikTok.

8. Hoppers

Pixar teased Hoppers, a film about transferring human consciousness into animals to save the environment. It arrives March 6, 2026 and looks like a mix of Avatar ideas with Pixar heart and jokes for parents who secretly love Pixar more than kids.

Notable Absences

Some studios skipped the Super Bowl stage entirely. Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday and Spider-Man: Brand New Day did not debut trailers. This marking a break in tradition that disappointed many fans.

Super Bowl LX delivered a diverse and exciting trailer roster, blending blockbuster spectacle, character-driven teasers, laughs, and surprises. Whether you love space, swords, ghosts, or plumbers, this year’s slate had something to talk about.

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