All the Super Bowl 2018 ads from the first half

Clergymen of different faiths join together to attend a football game, where they meet up with their nun friends.

Intelligent robots with a wicked sense of humor instruct their creator to switch to Sprint cell phone service.

With help from Busta Rhymes and Missy Elliott, actors Peter Dinklage (Doritos Blaze) and Morgan Freeman (Mountain Dew Ice) square off in a rap battle.

Solo: A Star Wars Story. In theaters May 25.

Dr. Oz stars in this ad for Turkish Airlines.

The final installment of Bud Light's "Dilly Dilly" Super Bowl trilogy, this spot features a Game of Thrones-style battle that culminates in the Bud Knight saving the day.

Tired of the world wanting to eat him, the red M&M makes a wish: to be human.

The All-New Ram 1500 is designed to take on the most epic adventures, including this one - hauling a horde of Vikings across the Icelandic tundra, towing a massive Viking ship, all while singing a fast-paced version of Queen’s “We Will Rock You.”

While touting its own use of fresh beef, Wendy's takes a direct shot at its competition.

A trailer for the new Hulu series Castle Rock, which is based on the work of Stephen King.

From his busy travels to his time on the TV set, football Hall-of-Famer Howie Long loves to treat his feet to Skechers Wide Fit Sport with Air-Cooled Memory Foam.

The theatrical trailer for Universal's Skyscraper.

The second installment in Bud Light's "Dilly Dilly" Super Bowl trilogy, this spot focuses on the preparations for a Game of Thrones style battle.

E-Trade encourages you to save for retirement in this Super Bowl ad.

The official Mission: Impossible - Fallout big game spot.

Keegan-Michael Key stars in the Quicken Loans Super Bowl ad.

An avocado-loving, glass-enclosed community revolts when it finds out that all the chips are stuck outside the bubble.

A look at The Cloverfield Paradox on Netflix.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom debuts its trailer at Super Bowl LII

This is an Old-Spice-guy-starring, Old-Spice-horse-featuring, Old-Spice-looking, Old-Spice-sounding and, we can only assume, Old-Spice-smelling Tide ad. Because there are clean clothes.

Football doesn’t stop. Jalen Ramsey, Marquette King, Devonta Freeman, Jared Goff, Stefon Diggs and Travis Kelce show that next season starts now.

Diet Coke premiers its ad for Super Bowl LII.

Where the road ends, is where your real story begins. The New 2019 Jeep Cherokee.

A clam? A car? A David Harbour in your bathroom? Oh, I get it. It’s a Tide commercial. Not because of all that stuff, but because of the clean clothes. What else could clean clothes be an ad for but Tide?

WeatherTech's ad highlights the car floor mat company's commitment to making its products in America.

Multi-talented actor Bill Hader hams it up in Pringles' first Super Bowl ad.

Dave, whose [bleep] doesn't stink, is the perfect pitchman for Febreze.

Long-distance runner Shalane Flanagan, golfer Brooks Koepka, and surfer Kelly Slater join action star Chris Pratt in Michelob Ultra's second ad of Super Bowl LII.

The greatest name in the outback is back in the outback! Only this time, Dundee isn’t a Hollywood movie. It’s a giant tourism ad for Australia.

There’s nothing to be afraid of. Things are never as scary as you might think. Like doing your own taxes. Just answer some simple questions. It's lemon squeezy!

Got caught in a guac-ward situation? The Professional has a tip for that dip: Persil ProClean. It’s the premium detergent for game-day stains.

Actor Keanu Reeves, a Squarespace customer who uses the web platform to host his motorcycle company's site, calmly recites a motivational mantra to himself while standing up on his fast-moving bike.

In the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Ram truck owners also believe in a life of serving others.

Toyota's ad traces the journey of Paralympic gold medalist Lauren Woolstencroft, who says that "when we're free to move, anything is possible."

In this ad, set to "Girl On Fire" by Alicia Keys, Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn overcomes adversity on the way to becoming a champion.

Narrated by Jimmy Fallon, this spot celebrates the history of Pepsi with past ad campaign stars, including Cindy Crawford, Britney Spears, and Jeff Gordon.