Captain america 4 is coming!!!
Marvel Studios recently unveiled the first trailer for "Captain America: Brave New World," and it sure knows how to make an entrance. The teaser kicks off with Isaiah Bradley (Carl Lumbly) under mind control, attempting to take out President Ross (Harrison Ford). Talk about a dramatic opener!
But in a plot twist worthy of the MCU itself, life imitated art with a real-world assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Marvel, ever sensitive to current events, released a revamped trailer for theaters. This new version, debuting ahead of "Deadpool and Wolverine," swaps out some key shots.
Gone are the scenes of Bradley firing through the glass and Ross doing his best impression of a falling tree. Instead, we get Bradley making a hasty exit and demonstrating his table-flinging skills. Who knew table tossing could be so heroic?
While some folks appreciate Marvel's tactful edit, others are left scratching their heads, wondering if such changes are really necessary—especially when the original trailer is just a click away online.
So, whether you're in Team "Good Call, Marvel" or Team "Why Bother?", one thing's for sure: the Marvel hype train never slows down. And now we know, when in doubt, just throw a table.
But in a plot twist worthy of the MCU itself, life imitated art with a real-world assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Marvel, ever sensitive to current events, released a revamped trailer for theaters. This new version, debuting ahead of "Deadpool and Wolverine," swaps out some key shots.
Gone are the scenes of Bradley firing through the glass and Ross doing his best impression of a falling tree. Instead, we get Bradley making a hasty exit and demonstrating his table-flinging skills. Who knew table tossing could be so heroic?
While some folks appreciate Marvel's tactful edit, others are left scratching their heads, wondering if such changes are really necessary—especially when the original trailer is just a click away online.
So, whether you're in Team "Good Call, Marvel" or Team "Why Bother?", one thing's for sure: the Marvel hype train never slows down. And now we know, when in doubt, just throw a table.