Welcome to #TrailerChest, where we're taking a sneak peek at the brand new trailer for Avengers: Endgame.Plot's It All About? We're beginning to see more and more of the aftermath of Infinity War in full effect here, as Hawkeye (and his... interesting new hair-do), Thor, and Ant-Man are all reacting in different ways after Thanos' decimating finger-snap.
Iron Man seems lost in space, Captain America and Black Widow are putting together a last-ditch plan (which seems to involve some snazzy new Avengers suits), and Bruce Banner still isn't turning green.
We all know that apparently none of the trailers (including this one) features any footage beyond the first 20 minutes of the movie (although surely Iron Man gets from marooned in space to joining the group later on must surely take longer than 20 minutes?), and hang on for after the title, as we finally get to see Captain Marvel interact with some of the Avengers!
No sign of Thanos, though!
So many questions, and not long to wait before we get some answers!
Starring: The majority of Hollywood at this point, let us be honest here...
Directed By: The Russo Brothers
Irish Release Date: Thursday 25 April
Clip via Marvel Entertainment
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