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Beyond being the culmination of the NFL season, the Super Bowl is a golden opportunity for Hollywood to advertise its most-anticipated upcoming films to the largest television audience of the year. Professional football's grandest stage has been the most sought after promotional day for decades, and many studios fast-track their marketing campaigns to ensure their blockbusters' first looks are seen by the all-but-guaranteed nine-figure viewership. Marvel, DC, and Star Wars were fairly tame at last year's big game, with only the MCU's  The Falcon and the Winter Soldier  debuting new footage. Considering the COVID-19 climate in February 2021, the Anthony Mackie-led streaming series was just about the only project guaranteed to meet its release date on Disney's slate. The House of Mouse's theatrical concerns were validated just a month later, as  Black Widow  was delayed for the third and final time to July 2021. ADVERTISEMENT Since ...

In mid-February, football and movie fans alike will join together to enjoy everything coming from Super Bowl LVI. While the main event will feature an exciting football game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals, movie fans will be looking out for a thrilling round of Super Bowl trailers teasing upcoming 2022 blockbuster movies. Over the years, Marvel Studios has been known to utilize Super Bowl Sunday to tease the biggest new entries adding to the MCU's growing cache of stories. ADVERTISEMENT In 2021, with the MCU's imminent return to mainstream prominence, the studio focused its efforts on Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan's The Falcon and the Winter Soldier . With that show just under a month from its arrival and no movies coming out until Black Widow last July, Marvel made sure to give the new Captain America and Bucky Barnes their time in the Big Game spotlight. This year, with three new movies and as many as five TV ...