Trailer Captain America: Brave New World | Official Trailer

[Clint_L]

I never expected it at all. They made it pretty clear, at the time, that it was a stand-alone movie. That it shows up at all actually does surprise me.

They definitely did not make it clear that it was a stand-alone film. It references the MCU and connections to MCU continuity throughout its plot. It is part of the MCU timeline. Thanos is literally an Eternal, and his actions are a major point of conversation in the film. The Celestials were first introduced in Guardians of the Galaxy and appear again in Love and Thunder. The Dark Knight character was brought in to set up the (now on hiatus and probably abandoned) Blade movie. Etc.

Marvel has just largely dropped The Eternals because it wasn't very good and didn't find an audience.

Anyhow, yeah, this trailer didn't do much for me. I like the idea of another spy thriller like Winter Soldier but then you have a very long in the tooth Harrison Ford as the antagonist, and Red Hulk is a silly character IMO.

 

[DrunkonDuty]

Oh. I'd forgotten Red Hulk was the baddie in this. Damn. I also don't care for the character.

 

[Umbran]

Thanos is literally an Eternal...

...in the comics. There's no indication of such in the Cinematic Universe so far as I am aware.

... and his actions are a major point of conversation in the film.

Only in the "Why didn't you help us?" sense. If Thanos were, in fact, a rogue Eternal in the MCU, that would be Eternals business, and they really should have stepped in.

The Dark Knight character was brought in to set up the (now on hiatus and probably abandoned) Blade movie. Etc.

The Black Knight. The Dark Knight is Batman.

 

[jian]

Looks awesome. I wonder how it will play against recent events.

 

[DrunkonDuty]

Completely different, one's red, the other is orange.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

I never expected it at all. They made it pretty clear, at the time, that it was a stand-alone movie. That it shows up at all actually does surprise me.

It was referenced in one of the D+ shows, but right now I cannot remember which one.

 

[ShinHakkaider]

I really like the style of the trailer. It plays as more tense conspiracy/techno thriller than super-hero. No banter and the stakes seem high but not world ending. I like that they may be addressing the stillborn Celestial as it appears in more than a few background shots in this trailer. And I'm interested to see what they do with the Rulk in this movie. Marvel movie trailers also have a history of mostly showing clips from the first two acts of the movie so I'm not sure if Rulk actually IS the primary antagonist.

I'm excited for it and will be there for the Thursday night previews.

 

[MarkB]

I really like the style of the trailer. It plays as more tense conspiracy/techno thriller than super-hero. No banter and the stakes seem high but not world ending. I like that they may be addressing the stillborn Celestial as it appears in more than a few background shots in this trailer. And I'm interested to see what they do with the Rulk in this movie. Marvel movie trailers also have a history of mostly showing clips from the first two acts of the movie so I'm not sure if Rulk actually IS the primary antagonist.

I'm excited for it and will be there for the Thursday night previews.

Maybe there's a land rights dispute over Celestial Island. Not sure why it'd be in contention (it's made of pure marble if I remember the movie correctly, which is a nice architectural resource, but doesn't seem worth fighting over) but I guess if it's there people will argue over it.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Maybe there's a land rights dispute over Celestial Island. Not sure why it'd be in contention (it's made of pure marble if I remember the movie correctly, which is a nice architectural resource, but doesn't seem worth fighting over) but I guess if it's there people will argue over it.

Supposedly, it is going to be the MCU source of Adamantium. And it is in international waters, so no country has a claim to it any more than to Antarctica or the Moon, which means fighting over it.

And related to my previous post, Tiamut was mentioned/shown in two episodes of She-Hulk.

 

[Stalker0]

Maybe there's a land rights dispute over Celestial Island. Not sure why it'd be in contention (it's made of pure marble if I remember the movie correctly, which is a nice architectural resource, but doesn't seem worth fighting over) but I guess if it's there people will argue over it.

It was a god like creature that was "as no one knows except the eternals how it was changed" magically changed into some stone like substance.

Yeah, can't imagine anyone would want to own or study that