The Marvels second trailer reveals villain

[Ian Burton]

<p>The Marvels unleashed its second trailer and it reveals a lot on what to expect. Director Nia DaCosta show us what she can do in the two minute and 30 second long trailer. Her last movie which is Candyman</p>

 

[frequencydrive]

It's disappointing that this picture appears to have a different standard than several of the MCU's mid-tier features. I observed the trailer received negative reviews, and I believe the film will suffer the same fate. The current strike may also stymie promotional efforts, making it an uphill battle for what should be a fun film. In this case, the marketing team must use extreme caution. Instead of highlighting feminist issues, they should promote it as an action-packed, entertaining film with female stars. They seek to attract a bigger audience without the stigma of box office poison by emphasizing the entertaining aspect and downplaying the political angle.

 

[Saiyajin]

To those who are review bombing The Marvels without giving it a fair shot, your actions are unfair to the hardworking cast and crew who poured their hearts into making this movie. Let's support creativity and diversity in the film industry instead of tearing it down without reason.It's sad to see people mindlessly disliking a film they haven't experienced. Constructive criticism is one thing, but spreading hate without any basis is just unnecessary

 

[Awakens]

Brie Larson's Captain Marvel finally shows her fun and relatable side, and I'm loving it. It's a refreshing change from her previous portrayal. Also, Iman Vellani as Miss Marvel is spot-on! Her passion for the character really shines through, The likes defeated the dislikes. I know comicgaters will attack it because they thought they got victory with Ant Man...but I will fight for this. I will debate the crap out of those sexist people.

 

[Kravn]

Everyone has the right to express themselves, both positively and negatively. Its troubling that Marvel were truly blocking critical comments on social media. Critique censorship can create an echo chamber, limiting prospects for growth and improvement.

Any creative endeavor, including movies, need constructive critique. It enables filmmakers and studios to determine which portions of their work were well received by the public and which sections may require development. If Marvel censors unfavorable comments, they may lose valuable feedback and be unable to generate even better content in the future. If they cease utilizing politics in their films, the detractors will go away.

 

[Sedona]

The second trailer's plot is mind-blowing! The whole concept of Captain Marvel, Miss Marvel, and Monica constantly switching places during battles sounds like an exciting and unique twist. I'm already trying to imagine how they'll strategize to save the universe with this tactic.

 

[Taller]

Teyonah Parris impressed me in Wandavision, and now she's taking on a lead role in The Marvels? Count me in! It's great to see Marvel recognizing and utilizing her talent. I can't wait to see her in action alongside Captain Marvel and Miss Marvel.

 

[TrackSuitTrendy]

I wonder if Dar-Benn and Loki will meet in the mcu someday..., The actors are married IRL.

 

[Daredevil2000]

I enjoy the theme song, Beasty Boys...intergalactic planetary...that was my old song in high school. Iman is clearly having the time of her life right now, and seeing her having fun throughout the film. I wasn't looking forward to this, but the premise is fantastic!

 

[QuantumEcho55]

The trailer's depiction of the idea of switching appears to be a strong foundation for a lively first act. I agree that the leads appear to be good, and I'm especially excited to see Miss Marvel receive the advancement and narrative she deserves as a result of her outstanding performance on the program. Let's hope this picture breaks Marvel and DC's recent box office slump. With such intriguing components, it has the potential to be a success! Keeping our fingers crossed for success!