News

For once, the heroes failed to save the day in Avengers: Infinity War, as Thanos succeeded in wiping out 50% of the universe’s population. Though they lost so many of their friends, you can be damn sure they’ll avenge them when they go up against the Mad Titan again in Avengers: Endgame.

That’s certainly the aim, anyways, as exemplified in this new TV spot. To mark just five days to go until it arrives in theaters, the promo above gives us another sliver of fresh footage. The 15-second trail features a voiceover from Rocket Raccoon, who has some typically abrasive words of encouragement for his newfound allies. “Alright, Avengers,” says the last Guardian of the Galaxy. “Time to live up to your name.”

The TV shot then splices together shots of the heroes during a meeting at the Avengers complex – Thor, Hawkeye and Rocket, to be precise – with...

Want to see some more radical new footage from Avengers: Endgame?! Well, I’ve got two TV spots here that you’ve got to check out then! They’re short, but as you’ll see they do pack a punch! A couple of the new clips feature Iron Man holding a digital shield with Hawkeye and another one of him blasting away at something!

I’m already excited to see this movie, but damn! Seeing some of this new footage is getting me more excited! Ok, Marvel! I get it. The movie is going to be awesome! You don’t need to share anymore stuff to sell me on it. I’m sold! Just release the movie already and take my money!

In November of last year, legendary comic book creator Stan Lee passed away, and to a certain extent, the upcoming Avengers: Endgame will stand as one big, 3-hour tribute to the writer’s legacy. In fact, if you ask Jeremy Renner, the man will in some ways be right there with us next week as we make that trip to the theater.

As part of the press tour for the Avengers: Infinity War sequel, the Hawkeye actor stopped by Seoul, South Korea, where he was interviewed by Cna. When asked what he thought Lee’s reaction would be watching the McU’s Phase 3 finale, Renner offered the following response:

“He’s going to be watching it, brother. He’s watching it. He’s in all of us. He’s going to be watching it.”

No doubt Lee will be on the mind of many filmgoers as they go to see next week’s release,...

Avengers: Endgame is now less than two weeks away from hitting theaters and Marvel Studios is giving the movie a big push. Before the promotional campaign started, Marvel Cinematic Universe fans were wondering if the studio was even going to bother with promoting the most anticipated movie of the year. Realistically, they really don't need to, but they have been giving out a healthy dose of footage over the last several weeks.

In the first of the new Avengers: Endgame TV spots, we see Pepper Potts looking up into the sky with Steve Rogers, Bruce Banner, Natasha Romanoff, and Rhodey as they presumably welcome Tony Stark and Nebula back from space. Elsewhere, we see Black Widow and Ronin fighting in Japan along and a hilarious spot where War Machine lands on the Avengers compound and scares the hell out of Scott Lang, who War Machine refers to "regular-sized man," instead of Ant-Man.

The Beard and The Bald talk CinemaCon 2019, Terminator: Dark Fate, The Gentlemen, The Lion King, Aladdin, Star Wars Celebration, Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker, Hellboy Review, Disney+ Streaming Service, Pricing and New Titles, including Falcan and The Winter Soldier, ScarlettVision, Hawkeye, Monsters, Inc., Criterion Channel, Iain Glen as Bruce Wayne on Titans and more! For previous episodes on YouTube, click Here! If you just want the Audio-only version, click Here for iTunes and…...

A new TV Spot for Avengers: Endgame has popped up online and it offers some awesome new footage for the fans to enjoy! I really liked what I saw in this spot.

It features new footage of Black Widow and Hawkeye together and at one point they are blasting through space with wide eyes as Hawkeye says, “This will be totally awesome.” There’s another shot of Hawkeye battling someone with his samurai swords.

We also hear more of Steve Rogers’ pep talk telling his team to look after each other. Then it ends with a funny little scene where Rhodey pokes fun at Scott Lang.

Avengers: Endgame is set to be released on April 26th, 2019.

Marvel Studios Chief Kevin Feige is gearing up for the release of “Avengers: Endgame,” which is expected to dominate the box office when it opens at the end of April. But he’s also looking beyond its premiere to a new phase in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (McU), one that will introduce new heroes and villains.

One element that will be different is that the coming storyline won’t unspool exclusively on the big screen. This year, Disney is launching its own challenger to Netflix, a streaming service dubbed Disney Plus. Feige and his team are overseeing several limited series such as “WandaVision,” “Loki,” and an untitled show about Hawkeye for the platform. These Marvel heroes will be played by Elisabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany, Tom Hiddleston, and Jeremy Renner who portrayed the same characters in several big-screen “Avengers” sequels and spinoffs.

“These episodes will intersect with the movies in a very big way,...

With just ten measly days to go before Avengers: Endgame smashes into theaters, many are curious what the future holds for the McU. After all, Endgame promises to tie up plotlines and story elements that have been being developed for the last decade, with the threat of Thanos and the fate of the Infinity Stones having played a part in most Marvel movies.

We know that Spider-Man: Far From Home is coming very soon after Endgame, but the future beyond that looks pretty hazy. Thankfully, then, in an interview with Variety, Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige has begun to tease what we’ll see in this new era, and here’s what he had to say:

“Some of these films will feature characters that you already know. Some supporting characters will assume leading roles, while some new characters will be introduced. The reward for all of these films working...

With slightly over a week to go until the release of Avengers: Endgame, Marvel has released another brief promo that offers a quick reminder of Captain America and Iron Man’s impending reunion.

The 15-second video contains a mere two lines. The first comes from Tony Stark, who asks Chris Evans’ character, “Do you trust me?” to which he replies, “I do.” The moment is followed by a firm handshake to mark the renewal of their friendship. By now, most of you will already be familiar with the exchange, thanks largely to the short trailer that dropped two weeks ago. The clip tugged at the heartstrings of many a fan, though co-directors Anthony and Joe Russo have since muddied the waters by claiming that the moment isn’t in the actual film.

Whether or not the two of them are telling the truth remains to be seen, but either way,...

As incredible as he is, The Hulk almost perished during Avengers: Infinity War, as Mark Ruffalo recently revealed during his press tour for the upcoming Avengers: Endgame.

Ruffalo, 51, told Yahoo! that while Bruce Banner made it out of the 2018 blockbuster film alive, a second ending was shot, and it didn’t involve the original Avenger surviving.

The scene, which had Banner disintegrating into dust, was ultimately left out of the film, but Ruffalo did not know which fate his character would ultimately face until he actually watched the film.

“I didn’t know until I saw the movie,” he told Yahoo!

Actor Jeremy Renner says he knows nothing about a possible series on his character Hawkeye, but says that all the characters based on the Marvel Comics are rich enough to get a back story. According to a report, Renner's Hawkeye, an archery ace, is the latest member of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (McU) to have his own series. There is also buzz about a limited series being developed on McU characters like Falcon and Winter Soldier, as well as Loki, Vision, and Scarlet Witch.?

Asked about the Hawkeye original series, Renner told Ians here: "I think all the characters that Stan Lee had created and that Feige (Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige) has now taken the reins of... all the characters in this world are deserving of or are rich enough to get a back story and character development."

"It's a very rich world. Hence why we have so many...

The Russo Bros, directors of Marvel Studios "Avengers: Endgame", are looking to develop Marvel Comics 1984 cross-over limited, 12-issue event series "Secret Wars", written by Jim Shooter, as a live-action extravaganza featuring the 'Avengers', 'Spider-Man' and 'Hulk', among a huge cast of superheroes originally tied to a "Secret Wars" toyline from Mattel:

Crossover titles included "The Amazing Spider-Man" #251–252,[3] "The Avengers" #242–243,[4] "Captain America" #292, "The Incredible Hulk" #294–295, "Iron Man" #181–183, "The Thing" #10–22, "Fantastic Four" #265, "Marvel Team-Up" #141," Thor" #341 and 383 and "The Uncanny X-Men" #178–181.

"...cosmic entity the 'Beyonder' is fascinated by the presence and potential of superheroes on Earth...

"...choosing a group of heroes and villains, teleporting characters against their will...

"...to the 'Battleworld' planet in a distant galaxy, stocked with alien weapons and technology..."

Heroes include 'Captain America', 'Captain Marvel', 'Hawkeye', 'Iron Man', 'She-Hulk', 'Thor', the 'Wasp', 'Human Torch', 'Mister Fantastic'.

Disney stock jumped 10% in early trading on Friday, to a record high of $128, one day after the Mouse House revealed its upcoming $7-per-month streaming service.

Netflix’s stock on Friday morning, meanwhile, dipped 3.3%, with many analysts now seeing the upcoming Disney+ streaming service as its chief competition.

Disney, led by CEO Bob Iger and a slew of other executives, walked investors through its new service, dubbed Disney+, in a nearly three-hour investor presentation on Thursday afternoon. There was a lot to cover.

Also Read: 'The Simpsons' Announce New Streaming Home on Disney+: 'Welcome Synergy' (Video)

Not only did the service’s $7 monthly price tag — or $70 for the full year — live up to Iger’s 2017 declaration it would be priced “substantially below” Netflix, the reigning streaming champ, Disney also revealed it would invest $1 billion in original content for the service in the next year.

That number will rise...

Disney will invest $1 billion in original content into Disney+, it’s upcoming streaming service, in 2020, said CFO Christine McCarthy on Thursday.

That number will raise to “mid $2 billion” by 2024, the same year they expect to achieve profitability. Disney formally unveiled Disney+ during an investor event at its Burbank, California studios. The service will launch on Nov. 12 and cost $6.99 a month and $69.99 a year.

McCarthy added they expect to have anywhere between 60 and 90 million subscribers by 2024, with two-thirds of them coming outside the U.S. Disney+ will begin rolling out to other markets beginning next year.

Also Read: Scarlet Witch and Vision's Disney+ Series Gets Name

Along with housing titles from Disney brands including Marvel, Pixar, LucasFilm, National Geographic and its own vault, Disney+ will feature a number of original productions. All of the content will be available to download for offline viewing for subscribers.

The first one will be “The Mandalorian,...

The details of Avengers: Endgame have been kept extremely secret, but Marvel boss Kevin Feige gave Disney Investor Day a glimpse of the April 26-opening movie today.

“Thanos spent a long time trying to perfect me,” says the Karen Gillian played Nebula to the members of the team that survived the snap from last year’s Infinity War that killed off half the Universe.

As Chris Evans’ Captain America, Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow, Chris Hemsworth’s Thor, Don Cheadle’s War Machine, and Mark Ruffalo’s Bruce Banner plus the Bradley Cooper voiced Rocket Raccoon and newbie Captain Marvel, portrayed by Brie Larson listen, the clip goes on to see the adopted daughter of the Josh Brolin supervillian detail how they might be able to track down and snare Thanos in deceptively named “the garden.”

“That’s cute, Thanos has a retirement plan,” mocks Cheadle’s character, dismissing Nebula...

Disney has finally set a launch date and price point for Disney+, its upcoming streaming service.

The company’s ad-free Ott play will launch on Nov. 12 and cost $6.99 a month and $69.99 a year. The announcement was made Thursday during the company’s Day at its Burbank-California studios. The service will roll out to other markets beginning in 2020.

Along with housing titles from Disney brands including Marvel, Pixar, LucasFilm, National Geographic and its own vault, Disney+ will feature a number of original productions. Disney will invest a little more than $1 billion cash in original content for Disney+ in 2020, with that number raising to “mid $2 billion” by 2024, said Disney CFO Christine McCarthy.

All of the content will be available to download for offline viewing for subscribers.

Also Read: How Taika Waititi Stuck to 'Star Wars' Tone for 'The Mandalorian': 'Can't Put Too Many Jokes In'

The first one will be “The Mandalorian,...

Disney+ revealed the names of its three upcoming series centered on Marvel Cinematic Universe characters during Disney’s investor day Thursday.

The Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) show will be titled “WandaVision,” the Tom Hiddleston-led Loki series is aptly called, “Loki,” and “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” is the name of the project starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan, who are returning as Falcon and Bucky Barnes, respectively.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said during the presentation the shows will include plot points that have “ramifications” throughout the McU.

None of the Marvel shows will be available when Disney+ launches this fall. “Falcon and The Winter Soldier” will drop first during what Disney is calling Disney+’s “Year One.” Meanwhile, “WandaVision” and “Loki” will both be released in “Year Two.”

The Hawkeye series starring Jeremy Renner — which TheWrap reported is currently in the works for...

Disney+ is developing a TV series based on “The Sandlot,” Variety has learned.

David Mickey Evans, the co-writer and director of the 1993 film, is attached to write and executive produce the series. It is said to take in 1984 and would focus on the children of the original characters.

The first “Sandlot” film took place in the summer of 1962 and followed a group of friends who spent their days playing baseball while also dealing with a menacing dog that lived next to the titular sandlot that they referred to as The Beast. The film starred Tom Guiry, Mike Vitar, Karen Allen, Denis Leary, James Earl Jones, Patrick Renna, Chauncey Leopardi, Marty York, Brandon Quintin Adams, Grant Gelt, Shane Obedzinski, and Victor Dimattia. It grossed just over $33 million at the box office and has gone on to become a cult classic. Two direct-to-video sequels were produced in 2005 and 2007.

In an interview earlier...

On the April 11, 2019 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, senior writer Ben Pearson, and writer Chris Evangelista to discuss the latest film and tv news, including Donald Glover, Child’s Play, Avengers: Endgame, Hawkeye, Grease and Star Wars Episode 9. You can […]

The post Daily Podcast: Is It Okay For Filmmakers To Lie To Press/Fans? Can Avengers: Endgame Overtake Avatar At The Box Office? appeared first on /Film.

Exclusive: In their first collaboration, Maniac, The Alienist and True Detective’s Cary Joji Fukunaga has teamed with Watchmen director Nicole Kassell to bring The Last Of The Mohicans to the small screen. A TV series based on the historical novel by James Fenimore Cooper is in development at Paramount Television, where Fukunaga has been under an overall deal. Anonymous Content and Fukunaga’s Parliament of Owls are producing.

Written by Fukunaga and Nicholas Osborne and directed by Kassell, The Last of the Mohicans series will be a retelling of Cooper’s French and Indian War novel that re-centers the classic tale on the unlikely romance between Uncas, a young Mohican, and Cora, the mixed-race daughter of a British colonel.

“The clash of civilizations during the Seven Years War, which frames the story of Last of the Mohicans, has been a long-time passion of mine,” said Fukunaga. “It was a...

Among all the things that have been scrutinized in the “Avengers: Endgame” trailer, perhaps nothing was as thoroughly discussed as whatever happened to Hawkeye’s hair.

The high flare of Jeremy Renner’s new hairdo in the film, along with his completely shaved sides, has split fans of the movie who think he looks like a “Simpsons” character and others who wish all of the Avengers had such wild, retro hair.

Jimmy Kimmel asked Renner to explain this “parakeet-esque” cut on Wednesday.

Also Read: 'Avengers: Endgame' Sells 5 Times as Many Tickets as 'Infinity War' in First Week

“It’s kind of like a Paul Mitchell prison cut,” Renner said. “The costumes change always, and the haircuts change. Thor used to have these goldilocks, surfer hair. It just changes. You gotta change it up once in a while.”

Kimmel was then quick to bring up the running fan theory that Hawkeye has now switched to Ronin,...

As one door closes, another opens, none truer than for the current assembly of Avenger’s character. It’s being reported that Jeremy Renner’s Hawkeye will be getting the Disney+ treatment.

The house of mouse is currently developing a spin-off limited series for the streaming service which will have Jeremy Renner attached to reprise his role. The series will be based on Renner’s skilled archer character Hawkeye (aka. Clint Barton) as he passes the torch to Kate Bishop, the character who has taken up the mantle after Barton in the comics.

The Hawkeye series will join other Marvel characters such as Loki, Falcon and Winter Soldier, and one about Vision and Scarlet Witch who will all obtain their own limited series.

The series is expected to be six to eight-episode limited runs and will be produced by Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige.

Also in news – ‘Shazam’ to get...

Disney+ is developing a series starring Jeremy Renner’s Hawkeye from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, an individual with knowledge with the project tells TheWrap.

The series would be the fourth to star a character from Marvel Studios’ expansive big-screen roster. Disney has previously announced a Loki series, which will star Tom Hiddleston. Marvel Studios is also developing “The Vision and Scarlet Witch” and another one starring Anthony Mackie’s Falcon and Sebastian Stan’s Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier.

The project would be an adventure series in which Clint Barton, aka Hawkeye, will pass the torch to Kate Bishop. In the comics, Barton abandons the Hawkeye moniker to become Ronin — something heavily teased to happen in “Avengers: Endgame” — and Bishop takes up the mantle. Bishop is speculated to appear in “Endgame.”

Also Read: 'High Fidelity' Series Starring Zoe Kravitz Moves From Disney+ to Hulu

Renner is one of the...

Mike Cecchini Apr 10, 2019

Marvel is developing a Hawkeye TV series with Jeremy Renner for Disney Plus.

The onslaught of Marvel streaming TV shows continues, and Hawkeye will be one of the plethora of secondary characters getting their chance to shine on the small screen. Variety broke the news that the series will deal with Clint Barton passing the mantle of Hawkeye on to Kate Bishop, familiar to fans of Marvel's various Young Avengers series. Hawkeye will join other Marvel series on Disney+ including Winter Soldier and Falcon, Vision and Scarlet Witch, and Loki.

Hawkeye hasn't exactly had the easiest time of it in the McU. Having been little more than a supporting player in the first two Avengers movies, he was absent entirely from Avengers: Infinity War. It was only the first Avengers: Endgame footage that revealed that he had not only survived Thanos' snap, but had forged himself a...

Take heart, Marvel fans: Even after those credits roll on Endgame, at least one Avenger will be back for more.

Jeremy Renner is poised to bring his arrow-slinging character Hawkeye to the small screen, by way of a limited series at Disney’s forthcoming streaming service.

Per our sister site Variety, Disney+ is currently developing the project, which will find Renner’s Clint Barton passing the world-saving torch to Kate Bishop. The character of Kate (who is also part of the Young Avengers) has previously appeared in Marvel Comics, and she is the first female to take the Hawkeye name after Clint.

Well, it looks like the fate of at least one Avenger from “Avengers: Endgame” has likely been revealed. Jeremy Renner will be staying on as Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, at least for now. Marvel has set a Disney+ “Hawkeye” show starring Renner as the archer/ex-s.H.I.E.L.D. agent Clint Barton, and it will be a limited series where he mentors and hands off the Hawkeye role to Kate Bishop (this exact series was rumored last year too).

Continue reading Marvel Sets A ‘Hawkeye’ Series Starring Jeremey Renner For Disney + at The Playlist.

Time to add yet another Marvel-themed series to the Disney+ line-up. It’s been the assumption that any Marvel series on the Disney streaming service will focus on second-string characters, rather than the big ones like Iron Man and Captain America. So far, that’s turning out to be correct. The latest is Hawkeye, a series that will […]

The post ‘Hawkeye’ TV Series With Jeremy Renner Coming to Disney+ appeared first on /Film.

Though Hawkeye is still over two weeks away from making his long-awaited comeback with Avengers: Endgame, it seems that word is already out about what’s next for Clint Barton.

Variety reports that a Hawkeye TV show is in development at Disney Plus, with Jeremy Renner reprising his role as the McU’s greatest archer. As per the old rumor, the project is said to be an adventure series in which Clint passes the torch on to Kate Bishop, a member of the Young Avengers in the comics who eventually inherits the Hawkeye name.

While Disney and Marvel have yet to comment on the matter, the new report falls very much in line with various hearsay from the past year. There’s even been a little speculation that last month’s Endgame trailer offered an early glimpse of Hawkeye training the young Kate.

Avengers: Endgame Entertainment Weekly Covers Spotlight The...

From Entertainment Weekly, take a look at new close-up images of 'Hawkeye', 'Black Widow', 'Thor' and a whole lot more, from Marvel Studios "Avengers: Endgame", opening April 26, 2019 in 3D and IMAX:

"The grave course of events set in motion by 'Thanos' that wiped out half the universe and fractured the 'Avengers' ranks...

"...compels the remaining Avengers to take one final stand in Marvel Studios' grand conclusion to twenty-two films, 'Avengers: Endgame'..."

"With the help of remaining allies, the 'Avengers' must assemble once more in order to undo Thanos' actions and restore order to the universe once and for all no matter what consequences may be in store.."

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "Avengers: Endgame"...

More "Avengers" Here...

Jeremy Renner's time as Hawkeye is not ending with Avengers: Endgame.

A Hawkeye miniseries is in the works for the upcoming Disney+ streaming series, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. 

The project will center on Clint Barton, the superhero archery expert Renner has played in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2011's Thor. The miniseries is planned as a jumping-off point for Barton to be able to pass on the Hawkeye mantle to his young protege Kate Bishop, who in the comics is a member of the Young Avengers and has starred in the Hawkeye series from Matt Fraction and Alex Aja. That comic ...

Jeremy Renner's time as Hawkeye is not ending with Avengers: Endgame.

A Hawkeye miniseries is in the works for the upcoming Disney+ streaming series, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. 

The project will center on Clint Barton, the superhero archery expert Renner has played in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2011's Thor. The miniseries is planned as a jumping-off point for Barton to be able to pass on the Hawkeye mantle to his young protege Kate Bishop, who in the comics is a member of the Young Avengers and has starred in the Hawkeye series from Matt Fraction and Alex Aja. That comic ...

Entertainment Weekly has unveiled a new series of Avengers: Endgame covers, which show off the original Phase 1 line-up of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.

While the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War sequel is expected to juggle an overwhelming array of characters, Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige clarified last month that the stars of 2012’s The Avengers will serve as the primary focus of the story. Indeed, Captain America and Iron Man have been particularly prominent in the film’s trailers and TV spots, and it may not be a coincidence that these are the two heroes who are most widely predicted to be exiting the franchise with this month’s release.

At the same time, there’s been some speculation lately that the movie’s marketing has been hiding some major Hawkeye-related spoilers from us. And at the very least, after sitting out Infinity War, Clint Barton has a lot of...

As we’ve already seen, we know that there are big changes coming to Jeremy Renner’s Clint Barton in Avengers: Endgame. He is leaving behind Hawkeye and taking on the mantel of Ronin.

No one really wants to talk about Ronin’s story arc in the film because he obviously has a very big and important part to play in the story. As you know, the character was no where to be seen in Infinity War, but that’s ok because he’ll be back in a big way.

When asked about his character’s role and how he felt about rejoining the team in the film at a recent press conference, all Renner would say was:

"I feel good. I feel rested. Yeah, I'm good. Stretched out, had some coffee, ready to rock."

That’s it. Nothing else. But, producer Trinh Tran pointed to a movie poster for...

With three weeks to go until the release of Avengers: Endgame, Marvel has started the countdown with a new promo, which shows Earth’s Mightiest Heroes preparing for the fight of their lives.

While the short video has nothing to offer in the way of fresh footage, it does give us another excuse to see Black Widow and Hawkeye together again, and watch Nebula and Ant-Man charging into battle. We also get a couple of shots of Tony Stark and Steve Rogers sharing the screen after years of separation. The last time we saw these two together was at the end of 2016’s Captain America: Civil War, in which they parted ways on bad terms. But going by the handshake featured in the above promo, it looks like their friendship will soon be rekindled.

Here Are 35 Awesome Screenshots From The New Avengers: Endgame Trailer 1 of 36

Click to skip

More From...

Another day, another round of Avengers: Endgame promo art. This time, we bring you a pair of images that tease the core line-up of heroes in this month’s release.

Aside from the inclusion of Thanos in the first poster, each artwork gives us the same combination of characters, those being Captain America, Iron Man, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Hulk, Thor, Rocket, Nebula, Ant-Man, War Machine and Captain Marvel. While previously shared images have also confirmed a few more heroes entering the fray – including Valkyrie, Wong, Okoye and even Pepper Potts in her new Rescue armor – it certainly looks like these eleven stars will be the film’s main players. Most of them even showed up in the Endgame footage that recently screened to CinemaCon attendees, though it sounds like Ant-Man and Hawkeye were both no-shows.

Avengers: Endgame Promo Art Features Hulk, Ant-Man, Captain Marvel And More 1 of 3

Click to skip...

It's a pretty good time to be a Marvel Cinematic Universe fan. Or mabye it's a really bad time, if you're trying to avoid any and all spoilers. Marvel Studios has just released another Avengers: Endgame TV spot, which features footage both new and mostly old, as Thanos declares victory. The Mad Titan easily won Infinity War, nobody would deny that fact, but the Decimation may have gone a lot further than the villain even imagined, which could lead to a whole new set of problems in Endgame. While the latest TV spot is short, it features some pretty intriguing visuals.

It isn't clear who the Mad Titan is talking to in the Avengers: Endgame TV spot, but he declares his victory and states that he is going to enjoy his next move "very, very much." As to what the next move is, that is unclear at the moment. However,...

Sneak Peek more new international poster illustrations, including 'Captain America', 'Iron Man', 'Thor', 'Hawkeye' and 'Ant-Man', supporting Marvel Studios "Avengers: Endgame", opening April 26, 2019 in IMAX and 3D:

"...after half of all life in the universe was killed due to the actions of 'Thanos' in 'Avengers: Infinity War'...

"...the remaining 'Avengers' and their allies must reassemble to revert those actions in one final stand..."

"Avengers: Endgame" is produced by Marvel Studios and set for distribution by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the direct sequel to 2018's "Avengers: Infinity War"...

...a sequel to 2012's "Marvel's The Avengers" and 2015's "Avengers: Age of Ultron" and the 22nd film in the 'Marvel Cinematic Universe' (McU).

The film is directed by Anthony and Joe Russo with a screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely and features an ensemble cast including...

...Robert Downey Jr.,...

We are, at the time of writing, only 24 days (and counting!) away from the release of Avengers: Endgame. And don’t we know all about it…

Yes, no matter where you look, it seems the Internet is just teeming with fan theories and McU-related plot points dating back to 2008, as curious folks attempt to solve the riddle that is Avengers: Endgame. And while most, if not all, of the legwork is already done and dusted, it seems that Marvel is still applying the final touches to what is undoubtedly their most ambitious effort yet. Which is really saying something when you remember that 2018 gave us the equally epic Avengers: Infinity War.

But we digress. With the pic now just weeks away, tickets have officially go on sale at all the usual places and already, they’re selling like crazy. In fact, if you’re reading this and haven’t yet grabbed your seat,...

Last week saw the promotional push for Avengers: Endgame ramp up considerably in honor of the movie being one month away from hitting theaters. Since then, we've seen a ton of different variants from all over the world, placing the characters in different areas, using different poses, and omitting and adding in characters. However, a European movie theater seems to have a special bit of promo material made specifically for the men's room and it has been brought to Jeremy Renner's attention that Hawkeye has been placed in an interesting area of the bathroom.

Hawkeye actor Jeremy Renner has been pretty active on social media during the production of Avengers: Endgame to keep fans up to date and remind them that he is still alive and very much still a member of Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Some fans were scared he may have been a victim of the Decimation at the conclusion of Infinity War.

While Clint Barton has drawn a lot of mockery over the years for being the guy who shoots arrows, perhaps it’s no coincidence that Earth’s Mightiest Heroes suffered their first outright loss in the only Avengers film not to feature Hawkeye. But as the world is left reeling by the events of Avengers: Infinity War, Jeremy Renner’s character is set to return with a whole new look in Avengers: Endgame.

With the movie’s toy embargo now lifted, S.H. Figuarts has unveiled a new line of action figures featuring the central cast in their latest outfits. The hero who’s undergone the most dramatic makeover is surely Clint, who’s now sporting a ninja-style getup and wielding a blade in his new Ronin persona. While it’s yet to be confirmed why Hawkeye thought a change in wardrobe was in order, the most popular theory by...

We are, at the time of writing, 25 days (and counting!) away from the global release of Avengers: Endgame. And don’t we know all about it…

All four corners of the Internet are teeming with conspiracies and McU-related plot points dating back to 2008, as curious fans attempt to solve the riddle that is Avengers: Endgame. And while most, if not all, of the legwork is already done and dusted, it seems Joe and Anthony Russo are still applying the final touches to what is undoubtedly Marvel’s most ambitious movie yet. Which is really saying something when you consider that 2018 served up the equally epic Avengers: Infinity War.

Word comes to us by way of Pursue News, though it’s worth keeping in mind that this last-minute ‘editing’ really concerns the VFX of Endgame, and which shots (if any) still need to be approved. The finish line is in sight,...

With less than a month to go, Avengers: Endgame toys have finally been revealed and you can get your first look at the various Lego sets you'll be able to pick up starting now! Come inside to check it out.

Marvel has been keeping just about everything regarding Avengers: Endgame pretty close to the chest, including the toys. They're just now pulling back the curtain on the various goodies kids/fans can pick up. Of course, some of the most interesting things are Lego's new sets, which you can get your first look at right here.

Warning! While Lego sets aren't always reliable in terms of showing exactly what happens in the film, if you're trying to avoid any sort of spoilers, you may want to turn around now...You should also stay away from the toy aisles as these go on sale...well, now (April 1st).

Still here? Okay,...

The 3D Avengers: Endgame trailer reportedly shows that Hawkeye was running from an Outrider during the fiery tunnel scene. The Russo Brothers have admitted to using decoy footage in the upcoming movie to provide misdirects, much like they did with Infinity War. Plus, Kevin Feige has revealed that the majority of the trailer footage released thus far has come from the first 15 to 20 minutes of the movie. However, it looks like they forgot to do some of their clever editing for the 3D trailer.

When the second trailer for Avengers: Endgame more notable scenes of this supposedly happening is when Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff, and Rhodey come running outside to look at the sky. There is a large gap between the characters that may be someone else who was edited out to avoid spoilers. Now, there is more evidence that this was the case.

In the latest Avengers: Endgame trailer,...

With less than four weeks to go until the release of Avengers: Endgame, a new range of Lego sets are now available for pre-order. And in the various action scenes presented, there may be a few things to learn about the upcoming flick.

For those who’ve been keeping track of Lego leaks in recent months, some of these products will already be familiar. One we’ve seen previously, for example, is the set featuring Captain America fighting Outriders in a heavily armed motorcycle. And speaking of new machinery, the “War Machine Buster” set shows James Rhodes operating a colossal suit of armor while Ant-Man runs around his feet.

Meanwhile, Iron Man also looks to be fending off Outriders in the Armor Room set, whereas Rocket, Thor, Black Widow and Hawkeye are all fighting Chitauri in the “Avengers Ultimate Quinjet” package. However, the biggest spectacle teased in these releases is surely the “Avengers Compound Battle,...

Though it’s generally assumed that Thanos didn’t pick and choose who survived the snap, the same can’t be said for the Avengers: Infinity War writers, who clearly spared the original six McU heroes for a reason. Indeed, Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige recently confirmed that the line-up from 2012’s The Avengers will be the focus of next month’s Avengers: Endgame, and in a new post from Jeremy Renner, the “A6” are hyped up once more.

The actor’s post compiles the various character posters that recently dropped for Iron Man, Bruce Banner, Thor, Black Widow, Captain America and Renner’s own Hawkeye. In the caption, the star offered the following shout out:

“Have a great Friday everyone… love my A6!”

In recent years, the original six Avengers have been scattered across various corners of the McU, with Hawkeye sitting out last year’s Infinity War completely.

The 3D version of the Avengers: Endgame trailer has been released and fans have noticed something in it that isn’t there in the standard teaser. We’ve previously been told that the marketing for the movie has been deliberately tampered with in order to avoid spoilers and now we have proof of that as it seems that Marvel forgot to edit one clip in the 3D trailer, thereby telling us something we didn’t know before.

To see what we mean, take a look at the comparison shots below of Clint Barton fleeing from a fire. In the first pair of images, from the regular trailer, there’s nothing behind him. But in the third and fourth, we can clearly see some creatures on his tail. From what we can tell, these appear to be Outriders, the brutish henchmen that Thanos employed to invade Wakanda in the big Earthbound battle in Infinity War.

With Avengers: Endgame just five weeks away from release, a whole load of merchandise for the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War sequel is currently waiting in the wings, including this new set of action figures shared by Instagram user Mcucollector24.

As you can see, the package shows Hawkeye and Black Widow dressed in the same Avengers uniforms that featured in last week’s trailer, along with swappable heads for Iron Man, Ant-Man and Nebula. But while the so-called “Quantum Realm suits” are a familiar sight by now, the design for Karen Gillan’s character offers one little detail that has yet to appear in the trailers.

Look closely at the left side of Nebula’s face, and you’ll notice that much of it has taken on an orange or brown hue. Though it’s unclear what this change could mean, our best guess might be that the cybernetically enhanced heroine...

We are, at the time of writing, little over a month away from the global release of Avengers: Endgame.

Yes, it’s more than 300 days since the credits rolled on Infinity War, and the gut-wrenching effects of The Snap – or The Decimation, if we’re using the correct term – began to take hold. Thanos had won. And his victory had left the remaining members of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes in a state of mourning.

That was very much the tone of Endgame‘s initial teasers, which featured a visibly distressed Captain America seeking comfort in a support group. But last week’s trailer brought with it a sliver of hope. Maybe – just maybe – the original six will be able to wipe the smile from Thanos’ face when all is said and done.

Crucial to that counter-attack are Thor, Rocket, and the McU’s two Captains: Steve Rogers and Carol Danvers,...

Avengers: Infinity War starred more superheroes than any movie before it and miraculously it managed to give many of them their own arcs and everybody else at least the odd moment to shine. Still, some fans complained that it didn’t give enough to do to a few of the old favorites. We should know by now to put our trust in Marvel, though, as Avengers: Endgame has considerably shortened the cast list which will no doubt allow for some greater focus on the original team.

Following the Decimation, most of the second generation of heroes in the McU have been dusted, leaving just the first six members of Nick Fury’s Avengers initiative. Well, plus War Machine, Ant-Man, Rocket, Nebula and Captain Marvel. Just as you might think, though, Endgame will be all about those core six Avengers. Or so says Marvel president Kevin Feige in the latest issue...

Last week’s Avengers: Endgame trailer remains the subject of heavy scrutiny from the fans, who’ve now looked closely enough at the latest footage to find some subtle clues about next month’s release.

Over the weekend, for instance, McU Cosmic’s Jeremy Conrad shared an image from the recent preview of Black Widow and Hawkeye together in a dimly lit room. Alongside this image, Conrad placed a shot of the late Gamora and Star-Lord together in the Benatar, and looking at the two scenes side by side, it certainly looks like they’re taking place in the same location.

From here, the implication could be that Tony Stark and Nebula will return to Earth in the ship, before picking up the rest of the Avengers and jetting off to their next destination. But while it may seem like Natasha Romanoff and Clint Barton are in the spacecraft once...