DC Studios has unveiled the first Super Bowl teaser for Supergirl, offering a glimpse at Kara Zor-El’s origin story and signaling a tonal shift from her famous cousin. The footage opens on Krypton before its destruction, showing Kara’s early life and her first encounter with Krypto, her loyal, super-powered canine companion. The trailer then pivots to Kara in full Supergirl mode, battling enemies across the galaxy following her brief appearance at the end of Superman.

Unlike Superman’s unwavering optimism, Alcock’s Kara is positioned as more world-weary and emotionally scarred. “He sees the good in everyone,” she says of her cousin. “And I see the truth.” That line alone sets the tone for a more cynical, hard-edged take on the character, aligning closely with the film’s source material.

The film is based on Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow by Tom King, which follows Kara and a young alien girl on a brutal quest for justice across the stars. The trailer hints at this interstellar revenge narrative while foregrounding Kara’s reluctance, rage, and evolving sense of responsibility.

Also starring are Matthias Schoenaerts as villain Krem of the Yellow Hills, Eve Ridley as Ruthye Marye Knoll, David Krumholtz and Emily Beecham as Kara’s parents, and Jason Momoa as the alien mercenary Lobo.

The screenplay is written by Ana Nogueira, with Craig Gillespie directing. The film is produced by DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran.

Supergirl is set to hit theaters on June 26, 2026.

Trailer 2 cuts deeper into the gears of the crime spiral: a master thief’s final score is no longer about wealth — it’s about staying one step ahead of those who want him caged. Along California’s iconic 101 Freeway, slick robberies escalate into calculated chaos, law enforcement converges, and alliances fracture under pressure. Every street, intersection, and alley becomes a battleground where instinct and ambition collide. With punchy edits, rising stakes, and the sense that no one’s loyalties are permanent, the second trailer positions the story as a high-velocity crime drama where victory is only a breath away from downfall.

The trailer plunges into a reimagined Frankenstein tale where creation ignites chaos. A lonely scientist commissions a companion for his monster, and when the Bride is revived she refuses to be anyone’s puppet. What follows feels like prohibition-era mayhem with thunderous energy — illicit dances, snarling fights, and an outlaw romance that blurs lines between life and legend. The aesthetic is raw and punk-charged: jazz age grit meets gothic spectacle, promising a monster myth reworked into a combustible, romantic, and revolutionary journey. 

This teaser thrusts viewers into Eternia’s molten core: light fractures over the Sword of Power, heralding a legend reborn. Castle Grayskull looms like a promise and a threat, while dark forces gather on the horizon. Sparse dialogue gives way to evocative imagery — thunderous horses, swirling battle smoke, and the weight of destiny poised on a blade’s edge. With every flash of steel and echo of ancient prophecy, the story teases epic stakes, titan-sized power struggles, and the raw birth of a mythic world unlike anything seen before.

The teaser plunges viewers into high-stakes urgency: an explosive leak hits just as Washington’s power corridors gear up for a decisive moment. Eyes dart across press rooms, corridors of power, and tense briefings as aides try to contain the fallout. With screens full of headlines and counting clocks, the lines between fact and frenzy blur — what begins as a quiet truth dump becomes a tidal force reshaping politics and spin in real time. The atmosphere is urgent, uneasy, and magnetic, hinting at a cascade of consequences once the world knows what it now knows.

The trailer opens with a forensic investigation so close it feels personal: two bodies, a single weapon, and a psychological labyrinth that spins identity into doubt. A couple wakes to accusations and no memory of the night before. Clues scatter like smoke — footprints, blurred photos, conflicting timelines — as detectives edge closer and secrets unravel. With each revelation, the question shifts from what happened to who can be trusted? Netflix frames it as a taut, cerebral thriller where intuition and guilt collide, and every answer breeds another question.

The trailer propels viewers straight into chaos as a commandeered flight becomes the stage for a high-stakes psychological chess match. Season 2 heightens the urgency: hostages are pushed to the edge, alliances crack under pressure, and the hijackers’ motives blur between logic and menace. With tension mapped across every aisle, cockpit, and lifeline, the visuals cut between panicked passengers, steely negotiators, and impossible choices. On Apple TV+, this next chapter promises a relentless descent into fear, strategy, and survival — where landing safely might be the least of their problems.

The teaser opens with low, desolate cityscapes before a distant sonic boom heralds her arrival. Kara’s silhouette cuts through storm clouds, landing with purpose as citizens look skyward, burdened by fear and longing for a protector. Brief flashes show her navigating moral conflict and a world that has changed since last she donned the cape. With hushed whispers of legacy and a heartbeat-thumping score, the trailer hints at a Supergirl forged not just from strength, but from belief — her journey a canvas of resilience and defiance in the face of rising threats.

In gritty, kinetic edits, the trailer follows a down-and-out protagonist as he chases a scheme that promises a quick score. What begins as ambition tinged with hope soon fractures into frantic choices, suspicious partners, and spiraling consequences. The tone is tense and raw: deals in dingy rooms, late-night exchanges that turn hostile, and a sense that every decision cuts deeper than the last. A24’s signature blend of humor and dread threads through a story where each move toward “making it” threatens to destroy him.

The second trailer plunges deeper into life after the collapse: quarantined zones, broken communities, and doctors racing against time to save what’s left. At the heart is a physician driven to uncover a cure, but every breakthrough demands a cost — emotional, physical, and moral. Flashing between frantic hospital scenes, jungle patrols, and desperate survivors, the trailer balances raw despair with fragile hope. Mercy isn’t just a goal here — it’s a question of whether humanity can still choose it in the darkest hour.

Season 2 drops back into the controlled chaos of a Pittsburgh emergency department where every shift feels like a marathon. Doctors and nurses race between life-or-death decisions, understaffed hallways, and personal fractures they can no longer keep outside the hospital doors. The trailer moves from high-intensity trauma cases to quieter moments of exhaustion, doubt, and moral compromise — reminding us that survival isn’t just about saving patients, but about holding yourself together when the system keeps pushing back.

The teaser revisits a world where years of life are bought, stolen, traded, and weaponized. New black-market players rise, governments tighten their grip, and desperate people gamble with the only thing they have left — their lifespan. Quick-cut images of riot zones, ticking biometric timers, and illegal clinics build tension as returning characters face the fallout of Season 1’s revelations. Hulu frames the new season as bigger, darker, and more politically charged.

The trailer brings sweeping landscapes, volcanic terrain, and the return of familiar and new clans bracing for an evolving threat. Jake and Neytiri stand at the center of a conflict now spanning land, sea, and sky. Massive battles erupt across molten valleys; ancient myths awaken; and human forces return with devastating new weapons. It’s visually enormous — James Cameron pushing scale, spectacle, and emotional stakes as survival becomes a generational fight.

The film follows a down-on-his-luck hustler who stumbles into a get-rich scheme that spirals out of control. The trailer flashes between tense handoffs, grimy backroom deals, and the slow realization that he’s in far deeper than he thinks. A24 leans into dark humor and mounting dread: every shortcut becomes a trap, every partner a threat, and every success a ticking bomb. It’s sharp, frantic, and built on the terrifying momentum of one bad decision multiplying into ten.

Unlike the full trailer, this promo focuses on intensity: rapid-fire table-tennis sequences, sweaty confrontations, and Marty’s obsessive rituals. We see flashes of fame, breakdowns in locker rooms, and the hysteria of crowds naming him a hero before tearing him down. It’s a character portrait made of adrenaline — a reminder that Marty isn’t chasing victory, he’s chasing meaning.

Merv, once a beloved children’s performer, spirals into desperation until a new puppet revitalizes his act. But as crowds grow, so does the puppet’s unsettling personality. Quick cuts show Merv losing control on stage, backstage fights with his own creation, and a blurring of reality as the puppet’s influence spreads. What starts as a comeback story morphs into an offbeat psychological meltdown — equal parts comedy, dread, and bizarre charisma.

The teaser moves like an adrenaline shot: trading floors erupt, betrayals stack up, and the young bankers who once scrambled to survive now fight to dominate. Harper circles Pierpoint like a shark, Eric schemes from the shadows, and Yasmin rebuilds her identity with sharper teeth. This season leans into moral decay and financial warfare — sex, secrets, and volatility collide as everyone reaches for a throne that may not exist.

Set years after the original blood-soaked wedding night, the sequel finds Grace dragged back into the orbit of the cursed Le Domas legacy. But she’s no longer a survivor — she’s the threat. The trailer swings between grisly humor, explosive traps, occult family rituals, and Grace crafting her own twisted rules for revenge. Searchlight leans fully into chaos: knives, fire, masks, and a bloodline desperate to break the curse before she breaks them. It’s louder, meaner, and far more unhinged.

Set in the 1960s music scene, the trailer follows a gifted young performer struggling under the weight of industry expectations and personal demons. Recording booths, late-night rehearsals, toxic romances, and the alluring glow of stardom flash by in a whirlwind of emotion. Her voice becomes both salvation and curse as she’s pulled deeper into a world that rewards her talent but punishes her vulnerability. The film positions itself as a lush, melancholic musical drama about ambition, sacrifice, and the crushing pressure behind the spotlight.

Disturbances ripple through homes, coastlines, and relationships as an unexplained tear in reality appears near the village. The teaser gives no answers — only rising panic, flooded streets, and an undercurrent of cosmic dread. Characters move like they’re being watched; the waterline grows unstable; something ancient or extraterrestrial pulses beneath the surface. Netflix positions it as a slow-burn thriller where nature, physics, and sanity start to fracture at once.

The trailer expands the scope of the first look: a man stranded on a distant mission with no memory, a dying Earth depending on his success, and an unexpected first-contact twist that reshapes his mission. We see the ship’s eerie emptiness, flashes of his forgotten past, and the breathtaking moment he meets an alien ally with whom he must build trust from scratch. The tone balances humor, awe, and existential threat, teasing an emotional sci-fi adventure that hinges on cooperation and cosmic vulnerability.