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This Avengers: Endgame clip shows Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) explaining to the Avengers why he's finally embraced his inner Hulk. Banner has mixed his intellectual side with Hulk's giant body, and the end result is unofficially known by fans as Professor Hulk. Plus, watch as Hulk fans pose for a photo with the big green Avenger.
The red carpet world premiere of Avengers: Endgame live from Los Angeles was full of cast and crew on hand for interviews and more here.
More glimpses of new footage of Captain America, and Iron Man and the rest of the Avengers getting angry during battle somewhere that looks like a destroyed city's ruins. Plus Rocket Raccoon says, "Alright Avengers, time to live up to your name."
This teaser trailer shows a lot of the same footage we've seen in previous trailers, but there's a quick clip of Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow saying the Avengers are her family. There's also a clip of Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) telling Steve Rogers/Captain America (Chris Evans) he missed Cap's "giddy optimism."
In this very short TV trailer, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) says to a very dapper-looking Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), "We're trying to pull off something damn near impossible and to not die trying would be nice."
In this Avengers: Endgame TV spot, Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) says, "We've found something." Fingers crossed that "something" helps in their pending last battle with Thanos. The trailer also shows War Machine and Rocket running and falling to the ground. Uh-oh.
This Avengers: Endgame TV trailer isn't the first trailer footage not entirely focused on Thanos and his deadly snap, but it does include a few much-needed laughs from the heroes.
The first two minutes are a montage of all the other Marvel movies we've seen so far. Though there's a tiny bit of new footage of Captain America checking out their new suits.
This TV spot has a bit of new footage from the upcoming movie, including Captain Marvel going full glow, and Rocket Raccoon asking which one of the Avengers has yet to be in space once they're all sitting inside the ship. That answer would be Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), James Rhodes/War Machine (Don Cheadle) and Steve Rogers/...
In this TV spot, we see Captain America (Chris Evans) give one heck of an Avengers pep talk to the team about the daunting tasks ahead: "You know your teams, you know your missions." But he also reminds the gang there's no room for mistakes when fighting Thanos, as they won't get a do-over on this one. "This is the fight of our lives." There's also...
When the first posters and trailers came out, they were trying to fake-out the audience and make us think the original villain was returning. The tagline was found on earlier posters, and it works well for Schwarzenegger being either the protagonist or antagonist.
Posted: Mar 16, 2019 7:00 am. The MCU is great at hiding all sorts of clues in plain sight in just about any and all promotional material, from trailers to tweets. Naturally, this means that even...
Dec 7, 2023 · For a time, Avengers: Endgame was the highest-grossing movie ever released with $2.799 billion at the worldwide box office. However, Avatar 's re-release during the pandemic saw that return to the ...
The movie would make considerably less than expected since casual fans and general audience dont track movies based on promo posters that are released. A lot of people go to a movie because they are continually reminded of it whe. the trailer plays in between their other TV programmes.
