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The Marvels Spoiler Protection Bucks The Worst Superhero Movie Trend
The Marvels Spoiler Protection Bucks The Worst Superhero Movie Trend
The methods used to protect Marvel from the vandals will help Marvel Cinematic Universe films avoid the worst trends in superhero movies. The Marvels is the latest MCU film to be released in 2023 and promises to close the year in style. Brie Larson returns to her role as Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel) in the sequel to her hugely successful solo debut, which made billions of dollars at the global box office. A year that saw the release of superhero films such as Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and Shazam!. While Wrath of the Gods and The Flash were huge hits, Captain Marvel’s box office success is good news for the sequel.
Larson leads an exciting cast of Marvels that includes Disney+ Ms. Marvel stars Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) and Monica Rambeau (Teyonah Parris). As revealed in the trailer for The Marvels, Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) also appears in the film, suggesting that the film may contain references to Marvel’s Secret Invasion, which features the Skrulls who played a key role in Captain Marvel. Thanks to the film’s titillating meeting of three MCU heroes, Marvel has plenty of secrets to keep, but fortunately, exciting meeting between three MCU heroes, and luckily, it seems Marvel is avoiding the worst trend in superhero movies when it comes to this aspect.
The Marvels Avoids The Trend Of Superhero Movies Spoiling Their Surprises
Over the past few years, many superhero movies have had big surprises spoiled by a number of factors ranging from interview disclosures, internal leaks, publicity of photos and videos, to the number of dates. increasing, etc. The Marvels are going against this superhero movie trend, as Larson confirmed at the TJH Superhero Car Show & Comic Con (via @marvelsupdates) that she can’t say much about The Marvels other than that it’s a movie , which means Marvel Studios is strict about not spoiling the surprises of the movie. Check out Larson’s appearance at the event below:
2021’s Spider-Man: No Way Home may be the best example of how difficult it is for a superhero movie to hide surprises until theatrical release. In 2023, this trend will continue, even as movies that avoid spoilers are becoming more successful. While Ant-Man and the Wasp: Qwanchumania and The Flash had many pre-theatrical reveals, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse bucked the trend in superhero movies, and Marvel is poised to follow in their footsteps.
The Marvels’ Spoiler Protection Makes It Even More Exciting
With very few details about the film revealed beyond what was shown in the MCU movie trailers released in November, The Marvels includes story changes that will surprise most fans. The fact that The Marvels will be the first time that Carol Danvers, Kamala Khan, and Monica Rambeau will appear together in the MCU, and the fact that the film has been thoroughly shielded from spoilers by Marvel, has heightened anticipation for how the characters will interact in the film. Audiences also have no idea how The Marvels will set up the three main heroes for the future of the MCU, which makes the film even more exciting.
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