Jordan Peele’s highly anticipated Nope just got its first teaser.
The mysterious project reunites Peele with Oscar-winning actor Daniel Kaluuya, who previously starred in his critically acclaimed horror, Get Out. And while this new teaser gives us our first look at Nope, it also teases a full trailer to come on Super Bowl Sunday.
Check out the teaser trailer for Nope below:
At the moment, little is known about Nope, with Universal keeping the plot of Peele’s upcoming follow-up firmly under wraps.
But a recent poster reveal did give us a hint of what we might expect, with an ominous gas cloud appearing over a small American town. Unfortunately, there’s little else in the way of details, apart from the snatched glimpse offered by the new teaser. In it, we see three new images depicting the film’s major stars staring into the sky in horror.
But while there may not be much to go on, Nope is still getting fans excited. In fact, it’s one of our most anticipated horrors of 2022.
After all, it follows Peele’s successful directorial debut, Get Out, which earned an impressive $255 at the domestic box office. Peele followed this up with Us, which managed to earn just about the same while also cementing his popularity among horror fans.
Get Out starred Daniel Kaluuya in his breakout role as Chris Washington – a young black photographer who uncovers the shocking family secrets of his white girlfriend. It earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Actor and won Peele the Oscar for Original Screenplay.
Of course, Peele is noted for the social commentary throughout his works, so I can’t help thinking Nope might have a lot in common with Don’t Look Up – at least, judging from the brief glimpse we’ve seen in the film’s poster and teaser.
But at this point, it’s little more than a hunch. The full trailer will be debut on Super Bowl Sunday, on February 13, 2022.
Jordan Peele’s Nope stars Daniel Kaluuya, Steven Yeun, and Keke Palmer. Jordan Peele both wrote and directed the project which he also produced alongside Ian Cooper. Robert Graf is also on board as executive producer.
Ryan Leston is an entertainment journalist and film critic for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.
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The mysterious project reunites Peele with Oscar-winning actor Daniel Kaluuya, who previously starred in his critically acclaimed horror, Get Out. And while this new teaser gives us our first look at Nope, it also teases a full trailer to come on Super Bowl Sunday.
Check out the teaser trailer for Nope below:
This Sunday… from the mind of Jordan Peele. NPE. pic.twitter.com/iFK5n1QsHQ
— Monkeypaw Productions (@Monkeypaw) February 8, 2022
At the moment, little is known about Nope, with Universal keeping the plot of Peele’s upcoming follow-up firmly under wraps.
But a recent poster reveal did give us a hint of what we might expect, with an ominous gas cloud appearing over a small American town. Unfortunately, there’s little else in the way of details, apart from the snatched glimpse offered by the new teaser. In it, we see three new images depicting the film’s major stars staring into the sky in horror.
But while there may not be much to go on, Nope is still getting fans excited. In fact, it’s one of our most anticipated horrors of 2022.
After all, it follows Peele’s successful directorial debut, Get Out, which earned an impressive $255 at the domestic box office. Peele followed this up with Us, which managed to earn just about the same while also cementing his popularity among horror fans.
Get Out starred Daniel Kaluuya in his breakout role as Chris Washington – a young black photographer who uncovers the shocking family secrets of his white girlfriend. It earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Actor and won Peele the Oscar for Original Screenplay.
Of course, Peele is noted for the social commentary throughout his works, so I can’t help thinking Nope might have a lot in common with Don’t Look Up – at least, judging from the brief glimpse we’ve seen in the film’s poster and teaser.
But at this point, it’s little more than a hunch. The full trailer will be debut on Super Bowl Sunday, on February 13, 2022.
Jordan Peele’s Nope stars Daniel Kaluuya, Steven Yeun, and Keke Palmer. Jordan Peele both wrote and directed the project which he also produced alongside Ian Cooper. Robert Graf is also on board as executive producer.
Ryan Leston is an entertainment journalist and film critic for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.
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