’Whatever it takes:’ Latest ‘Avengers Endgame’ trailer released

Fans of the Marvel Universe are waiting for April 26, the day we find out how the Avengers hopefully reverse Thanos' fateful snap that wiped out half of the universe's population.

The latest trailer for "Avengers: Endgame" released Thursday shows more of the bleak outlook the defeated heroes have after their friends, teammates and potentially family, turned to ash by the hand of titan Thanos.

We also see Bree Larson's Captain Marvel, hot off her historic introduction, join the team which vows to do whatever it takes to reverse what Thanos had done.

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Ten years and 22 films will culminate with "Avengers: Endgame" when the movie premieres April 26.

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