The Marvels | Final Trailer | In Theaters Friday
CAST: It appears that the rumors circulating regarding Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe might not be entirely untrue. In 'The Marvels' last teaser featuring Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, and Iman Valleni, the actors—who portray the legendary roles of Iron Man and Captain America, respectively—made a sort of resurgence. STORY : three legendary superheroes are brought together in the massive Phase V project of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, and Rambeau.
After the post-credit sequences of Ms. Marvel's 2022 finale, the plot picks up seamlessly, bringing a new cast of characters into the Marvel universe.
Korean actor Park Seo-joon, who makes his debut as Prince Yan of Aladna, is one of the new cast members. .jpeg)
BIG RETURNS : Tessa Thompson's formal comeback to the MCU as Valkyrie has been confirmed by the final trailer for The Marvels.Her exact involvement in the movie is still unknown; it's unclear if she's making a cameo or if Valkyrie will play a bigger role.Given Kamala Khan's shocking admission at the conclusion of Ms. Marvel that she is a mutant herself, it would make sense that The Marvels would be the mutant heroes known as the X-Men's preferred entry point. It provided a partial explanation for her abilities in the episode. However, it was intended to suggest that the X-Men will eventually make an appearance throughout the MCU. They intended to keep the fans waiting, of course. That wait, though, appears to be coming to an end. The Marvels tracks Monica Rambeau, WandaVision's recently superpowered person, Kamala, and Carol Danvers as they try to figure out why their powers have combined. Perhaps this is how the X-Men are first presented.The trailer features flashbacks starring Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man and Chris Evans as Captain America. Nick Fury, played by Samuel L. Jackson, narrates, "Heroes, it's an old fashioned notion, but the world can still use them.
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BIG RETURNS : Tessa Thompson's formal comeback to the MCU as Valkyrie has been confirmed by the final trailer for The Marvels.Her exact involvement in the movie is still unknown; it's unclear if she's making a cameo or if Valkyrie will play a bigger role.Given Kamala Khan's shocking admission at the conclusion of Ms. Marvel that she is a mutant herself, it would make sense that The Marvels would be the mutant heroes known as the X-Men's preferred entry point. It provided a partial explanation for her abilities in the episode. However, it was intended to suggest that the X-Men will eventually make an appearance throughout the MCU. They intended to keep the fans waiting, of course. That wait, though, appears to be coming to an end. The Marvels tracks Monica Rambeau, WandaVision's recently superpowered person, Kamala, and Carol Danvers as they try to figure out why their powers have combined. Perhaps this is how the X-Men are first presented.The trailer features flashbacks starring Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man and Chris Evans as Captain America. Nick Fury, played by Samuel L. Jackson, narrates, "Heroes, it's an old fashioned notion, but the world can still use them.
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