Super Bowl has always brought much entertainment, whether it’s the football itself, the performances or the new trailers released during it. This year, the focus may have been on the thriving competition between the Buccaneers and the Chiefs but the sport wasn’t the only thing offered for amusement.
Though the entertainment industry has been slowed in regards to the ongoing epidemic, the 2021 Super Bowl still had an impressive selection of trailers reveal during its broadcast.
The event itself might not have been as packed as usual but there were some stand out moments. As compiled from Screen Rant, here are six trailers launched during the 2021 edition.
‘Fast & Furious 9’
The year 2021 once again brought a sneak peek of Fast & Furious 9. Much of the trailer provides similar information to its predecessor but it does provide an interesting look into a car that can transform into a truck, which brings a strong suggestion that this installment may manage to once again up the ante (and antics) of the franchise. F9 is scheduled for May 26, 2021.
‘Nobody’
The Nobody trailer sees iconic Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk play the role of Hutch Mansell, a kind and gentle father and husband who is often overlooked in life - right up until a break in triggers a dormant instinct for violence that leads him down a dangerous road. The film is scheduled to release on April 23 this year.
‘Raya and the Last Dragon’
The Frozen studio brings a tale of legendary dragons and the epic quest to reunite with the last of them, masterfully animated in 3d. Raya and the Last Dragon also brings some surprising voice talent, most notably including Kelly Marie Tran in the lead role, known for her previous work in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Raya and The Last Dragon releases March 5.
‘Old’
An M Night Shyamalan film, Old features a family who take a seemingly innocent trip to the beach - only to discover the place is more than meets the eye, as they begin to age rapidly. The story is inspired by the 2010 graphic novel Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Lévy and Frederik Peeters.
‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’
The Super Bowl LV edition of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier emphasises that the show will be set in the early days of Sam and Bucky's working relationship and appears to suggest that Steve Rogers may be dead at this point in the timeline, calling into question theories surrounding his scheduled appearance in the MCU. The Falcon and The Winter Soldier releases its first episode March 19.
‘Coming 2 America’
Coming 2 America continues the story of Eddie Murphy's 1988 comedy, seeing the actor reprise his role as Zamundan royalty Akeem Joffer. The film sees Joffer go from Prince to King, only to travel to America in order to reconnect with a son he was previously unaware he had. The film is to be released on Amazon Prime Video on March 5.
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