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‘Whatever it takes’: Marvel releases new trailer for ‘Avengers: Endgame’

The New 'Avengers: Endgame' Trailer Is Here It's the end of the world as we know it. Marvel's latest trailer features the surviving cast of the Avengers. It includes flashbacks to some of the early days of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with the heroes all repeating the phrase, "Whatever it takes." Supervillain Thanos, portrayed by Josh Brolin, does not appear in the trailer. Marvel's latest star, Brie Larson's Captain Marvel, joins the surviving heroes at the end of the trailer. 'Avengers: Endgame' wil
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March 14, 2019

Marvel dropped a new trailer for the much anticipated “Avengers: Endgame,” which opens April 26.

There’s quite a bit to unpack.

We already know Scott Lang escapes the quantum realm, because he appears at the Avengers’ front door. But, according to the just-released trailer, it looks like all the superheroes are returning to the realm.

In a scene that includes Tony Stark and Nebula — who were stuck on Titan the last time we saw them  — the Avengers are wearing matching white suits, presumably to access the quantum realm.

“Whatever it takes” is the theme of the trailer, as most Avengers utter the phrase during a montage of them either preparing for battle or trying to survive.

The trailer ends with a scene to give many fans a “squeeeeeee” moment and have others scratching their heads : Thor and Carol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel, meet, and Thor’s new axe flies into his outstretched hand. Danvers doesn’t bat an eyelash.

“I like this one,” Thor says.

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As expected, Twitter is giddy over the release of the newest trailer.

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Oh, and Hawkeye has a mohawk.

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