We’re still seven months away from watching the culmination of Marvel’s Phase 2 with The Avengers: Age of Ultron, but we already know how Phase 3 will conclude. At today’s special presentation, Marvel Studios announced Avengers: Infinity War Part I & II for May 4, 2018 and May 3, 2019 respectively.
On Tuesday, Marvel announced its upcoming slate of films and it looks like the comics powerhouse is aiming to dominate the box office through summer 2019. The recent trailer leak of Avengers: Age of Ultron had us all watering at the mouth for more, and with Marvel’s big event today, it will only increase our hype for new footage and information.
In Marvel Comics, the team known as The Avengers has never included just one particular set of heroes; it’s a rotating membership. So while characters like Iron Man and Thor were the founders of the squad, over the years they left, came back, and were replaced by other superpowered individuals who will help save the world at any cost.
Benedict Cumberbatch is evidently not content with his already enormous Comic-Con celebrity. Deadline is reporting that the Emmy-winning Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch is in final negotiations to join the Marvel Universe as the cosmic sorcerer Dr. Strange.
The next few years don’t look too good for the movie version of Marvel’s Tony Stark, as played by Robert Downey Jr. Rumors about 2016’s Captain America 3 put him at odds with Chris Evans’ sentinel of liberty, and the trailer for next summer’s Avengers: Age of Ultron teases that his break with the rest of the team might be coming sooner than expected.
After the “Avengers: Age of Ultron” trailer hit the web late Wednesday evening, fans have been obsessively rewatching the teaser for clues and hints about the upcoming movie.
Almost immediately, eagle-eyed viewers honed in on a scene at the 37 second mark in which the camera pans over the group of “Avengers” plus a few extra women.
This week’s Avengers; Age of Ultron trailer was a surprise reveal for everyone — chief among them Marvel itself, who decided to combat a poor-quality leak by publishing the full HD version one week earlier than expected.
The Avengers: Age Of Ultron trailer hit last night, and everyone is still talking about just how good it was. With promises of an epic scope, as well as a premise that looks like it mixes The Empire Strikes Back with Frankenstein, it’s hard not to keep thinking about just what’s at stake in the first look to next year’s most anticipated blockbuster.
