No matter how firmly running the Chinese Universe of Marvel for so many years, it was just a matter of time before this ship dropped or two. Marvel Studios is so successful in maintaining a narrow lid on the plots of these films, the phrase "Marvel snipers" entered public lexicon a few years ago and never ceased to feel relevant. In something refreshing pace change, however, even The Loose Lips of Actors Tom Holland Or Mark Rufalo can be blamed. No, this time around, Kevin Jaghie has only her own schedule for relentless production.

On Super Bowl Sunday, Marvel released a new trailer "Thunderbolt*" Keeping a buzz, good, buzzing ... but a seemingly thrown line early on the footage can give the game very well when it comes to a key plot in the upcoming Captain America: The Brave New World ". Both films serve as high-end appointment for the main course, "Fantastic Four: First Steps" later this summer, and the pressure cannot be greater. However, with Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) preparing for his first solo film on the big screen, it seems that "Thunderbales*" stole some of the lightning. Just how big is this spoiler? Well, it all depends on how fans thought that the events of the "brave new world" could potentially unfold.

Of course, it all has to do with the status of a superhero's favorite team that is no longer anymore: the avengers.

Where are the avengers when the world needs? This is a matter of which "Captain America: The Brave New World" and "Thunderbolt*" seem to be addressing. After "Avengers: Endgame", MCU citizens had to make a crew of a motorcycle team of superior creatures to protect them, all scattered in the winds and forced to do their best without the usual heavyweight list. Without Tony Stark, Steve Rogers and the rest of the A-team about saving the day, can our remaining heroes strengthen the way they ever did?

If the footage "Thunderbolts*" is what to pass, the answer seems to be "no". In the early seconds of the trailer, we see Valulia Louis-Dreyfus, Valentina Allegra De Fontein at some sort of meeting, telling the political world that they can no longer sit around and wait for any rescuers to appear as they ever did. "Let's talk about facts. The avengers don't come. Who will keep the American people safe?" The difficult implication is that this dilemma is what encourages the creation of thunderstorms, but let's expose that statement realistically quickly. In marketing for a "brave new world", We have seen that President Tadeus Ross (Harrison Ford) has announced his intentions to "rebuild the Avengers", much at Sam Wilson's Chagrin. The two obviously come to some philosophical differences in this at some point in the film, leading to All fistiles when President Ross (spoiler warning) turns into a terrible red bear.

But since the Thunderbalci*probably comes after the events of the "Brave New World", does this mean that Ross's plan to get a whole new team of avengers failed miserable? Yes, it certainly seems that GROM*may have just spoiled it for fans - without even getting rid of the cinema. But here's why it can or can't in the end.

What happens in the Marvel studio? Is it just the possibility of "thunderstorms*" spoiling aspects of the "brave new world" proof that things have fallen apart with this once involved franchise? Is it too late for MCC to bring things back on track? Is there even a point to watch these two films more?

Let's not hit the panic button still, people. "Thunderstorms*" may have put the cart in front of the horse, but is that such a big deal? Hopefully, no fan there has seriously thought that Tadeus Ross, someone who is in the role of antagonist for more films now, will actually succeed in his (very obviously gray) scheme for "Restoration of Avengers". Assuming he Whether Somehow pull this to some extent in the "brave new world", almost no chance of this new arrangement - whatever it looks - it can last very long before our new Captain America has set things up again.

When it comes to "Thunderbolts*", the absence of the avengers is the whole reason to exist in the first place. That would always have been the case, and so this trailer just ended up listing the obvious. In any case, both films are really stepping stones leading to the next great extravagance of a large crossover. The avengers come, like The threat of Robert Downey Runior's doctor will surely seek "Doomsday". Fans will only have to wait and see how pieces of puzzles fit together when these films finally come out.

"Captain America: A brave new world" hits theaters on February 14, 2025, while the Thunderbolt*is issued on May 2, 2025.