Marvel nerds it’s time to lock and load! Today during Super Bowl LVI, Marvel Studios released the first trailer (as opposed to the teaser released at the end of Spider-Man: No Way Home) for the next Doctor Strange installment, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness! Watching the trailer, the story seems directly connected both to the events Spider-Man: No Way Home, but also Marvel’s animated series What If…? Watch the full trailer below:
Looking at the trailer, you can see a shot of Rachel McAdams returning as Christine Palmer, (Strange’s dead love), along with Xochitl Gomez in her debut as heroine America Chavez. Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch and Benedict Wong’s Wong are also heavily featured. There are also several robots escorting a handcuffed Strange that look very similar to Ultron’s sentries, which also seems to tie back to the finale of What If…? And who is the mysterious voice? It sounds a little bit like Patrick Stewart! And was that a shot of Monica Rambeau zooming in to wallop Wanda!? May 6th can’t come soon enough!
A new Moon Knight trailer dropped!
The “Big Game TV Spot” For Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight also released today. This trailer shows a bit more of the relationship between Marc Spector (Oscar Isaac) and the villain Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke.) We see Harrow encouraging Spector to choose and embrace the chaos within.
Meanwhile, Jeff Goldblum has a confrontation with a raptor puppet while discussing Jurassic World: Dominion, during a special Super Bowl spot. He get’s in a few good chops !
- Also, the tensions between Russia and Ukraine are still rising, with the US threatening “dire” consequences. – MSN.com
- Star Wars fans are impatiently awaiting the release of the Obi-Wan Super Bowl trailer, and were not happy with Ewan’s car commercial. – Twitter
- Chevy Chase continues to be an old man yelling at a cloud. – Yahoo
Keep those eyes peeled for more trailers to drop during the Superb Owl match and we will see you bright and early Monday morning!
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