MCU fans hyped over new Avengers teaser

Marvel fans are hyped over a new Avengers teaser in an upcoming MCU movie and we’ve got to say, we’re hyped too.

It doesn't get much bigger in the world of cinema than the MCU, at least in terms of box office numbers. That being said, it’s not always been sunshine and rainbows for the world of Marvel movies with the likes of Eternals and Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania flopping at the box office in recent years.

Check out the trailer for Captain America: Brave New World!

We’re just a few months away from Phase Five of the MCU ending, with Captain America: Brave New World arriving next week and then finally, Thunderbolts* on 2 May 2025.

No doubt, Marvel will be hoping that Phase Five goes out with a bang leaving fans hyped for The Fantastic Four: First Steps (which just received its first trailer), Avengers: Doomsday, a new Spider-Man movie and Avengers: Secret Wars in Phase Six.

In a recently released clip from Captain America: Brave New World, we see an interaction between Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) and US President Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford who has replaced the late William Hurt) where the duo are discussing the reforming of the Avengers.

Following Avengers: Endgame, Thaddeus Ross, a former Lieutenant General and Secretary of State of the US, was a leading figure in disbanding the Avengers.

So it’s understandable why Sam Wilson is very sceptical of the proposal made in Captain America: Brave New World.

This interaction has understandably resulted in fans being hyped for what it could mean for the future of the Avengers in the MCU.

“I think Ross respects Sam for not having powers or superhuman abilities,” said Redditor trentjpruitt97. “He’s a regular guy and wants to work with him. That being said, when he turns into Red Hulk, I’m guessing he gets obsessed with it and it corrupts Sam.”

“Ross, in my opinion, is totally playing Sam. Pretty much all presidents are corrupt. Ross is certainly corrupt and trying to play Sam into probably finding more heroes so that the government can take them down,” suggests Cultural-Half-5622.

“Did anyone get a slightly sinister vibe from this? Sam is rightly suspicious, but it felt like the way it was shot and scored suggested we should be suspicious too,” asked Holmcroft. To be honest, I’d be shocked if Ross isn't up to no good and Wilson knows it.

Captain America: Brave New World arrives in cinemas on 14 February 2025.