The other theory Dyce has is that Thanos may already have the Soul Stone, and the fighting we see in the trailer on Titan is similar to B.A.R.F. Which explains Maw’s mental interrogation. If Thanos doesn’t know where the Soul Stone was last, it could be likely that Dr. But if Thanos has the Time and Space Stones, then he can open a portal to where he last knew the Soul Stone was (as in going back in time). But in the comics, the Soul Stone was actually lost. Many have been thinking it’s hiding in Wakanda soil (myself included) while others felt that Cap somehow got a hold of it. Thanks to Andrew Dyce from ScreenRant, there’s a new and logical theory as to where the Soul Stone has been hiding. The same cannot be said for handlers of said raccoons and tree creatures.” With only weeks until the release of Avengers: Infinity War, find out how many fan-base inspired trailer spoilers you agree with or think are complete rubbish.Īnd don’t worry, “No raccoons or tree creatures were harmed during the making of this feature. And I might have thrown in a spoiler or two of my own. Going full-on rabbit hole dive, I managed to extract the most consistent (and left-field) fan-base spoilers and theories - combining them into one neatly packaged treat. If you’re not interested in having Avengers: Infinity War spoiled for you but want to know more about it, check out what’s happened in the MCU timeline or see which character might still show up. Because of all this forced confusion floating around the internet surrounding Infinity War, it only made sense to try and find some common-threaded spoilers hidden amongst the trailers. And don’t even get me started on how deceptive The Last Jedi trailer was this past year. In Captain America: Civil War, it was made to look like Bucky Barnes was the one to take War Machine out of the sky. But don’t count our heroes out yet, as there’s more to meets the eye within these Avengers: Infinity War trailers.ĭisney and Marvel have played dirty with audiences in the past when it comes to deceiving us with trailers. Thanos is ready for a battle and the Avengers look like they’re having a hard time leveling the playing field.
So now we know when the trailer for Avengers 4 drops, maybe don’t take the whole thing at face value.The ultimate showdown is finally here, and fans have been going nuts trying to decipher the Infinity War trailers before the movie drops on April 27. Ultimately, the misdirects were a welcome reprieve from the onslaught of marketing that usually reveals 2/3 of a movie before you even see it-especially with Disney, who is well known for going full-court press in the month leading up to release. And I think we changed it to something that was a little more specific to the storytelling.” I think he used to say that on Nowhere to Gamora when he emerged from the Reality Cloak as the aether exposed him. “That was a scripted line for the movie that we replaced with another line that we thought was a little more specific to the storytelling with Gamora. It was literally created in that version for the trailer.”įans have also pointed out that the Thanos line, “Fun isn’t something one considers when balancing the universe, but this does put a smile on my face,” also doesn’t appear in the film, but Joe Russo says that wasn’t a misdirect-that line was in the movie, but was changed during post-production: It was never even created for the movie in that version. “That shot that you’re referencing was never in the movie in the version that you saw. So at our disposal are lots of different shots that aren’t in the movie that we can manipulate through CG to tell a story that we want to tell specifically for the purpose of the trailer and not for the film.”Īnthony Russo confirmed this hero shot was never in the film to begin with: We look at the trailer as a very different experience than the movie, and I think audiences are so predictive now that you have to be very smart about how you craft a trailer because an audience can watch a trailer and basically tell you what’s gonna happen in the film. “We use all the material that we have at our disposal to create a trailer. Joe Russo explained that they used footage captured for entirely different scenes to stitch together that hero shot in particular:
The duo confirmed on a recent appearance on Josh Horowitz’s Happy Sad Confused podcast that when putting together the film’s trailers, they wanted to keep the surprises intact for audiences. As it turns out, this was an intentional misdirect crafted by the film’s directors, Joe and Anthony Russo.
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