Super Bowl 2022 trailers: From Black Adam to Lord of the Rings, here’s what to expect

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It’s time for the football to take a back seat. We know what you’re really here for ahead of the Super Bowl this year: trailers, trailers, and more trailers.

While previous years have been a little low-key – we’re long removed from the days of Netflix dropping a surprise Cloverfield movie into our laps – the trailers attached to Super Bowl 56 between the Bengals and the Rams are well worth tuning in for.

But what can we expect? And what has already been shown? If you’re on the fence about watching the Big Game, here’s a preview of all the confirmed trailers so far (including a certain $485 million trip to Middle-earth), as well as those that have already dropped.

Jordan Peele’s horror movie has dropped its first trailer. Showcasing the considerable talents of Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, and Steven Yeun, Nope has everyone fixated on something in the sky. Alien? Otherworldly horror? Whatever it is, we can't wait to find out. Nope is set for cinemas on July 22.

Forget Jamarr Chase and Cooper Kupp. The Blue Blur is the real speedster at the Super Bowl. We’ve likely already seen the meat of the Sonic 2 trailer during the ‘Big Game’ spot that’s already been released, but there might still be a few surprises dotted about. If you want to see that, you can watch it here.

We’ve already had our first proper look at Amazon’s Lord of the Rings series, courtesy of Vanity Fair.

But we want to see Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power in motion! And, by Gandalf’s beard, we will this Sunday. Until then, you can stare at these character reveals for hours.

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson is, you guessed it, about to change the hierarchy of the DC universe. A teaser, featuring Black Adam, has already been released. The Rock will also be in Los