Aside from some bad moments, overall I found this just as good (almost great) as the first trailer.
In a time where every trailer for every big-budget movie has to be fun and littered with self-aware jokes, I am loving the tone of the Dark Phoenix trailers.
They remind me of the trailers for The Dark Knight trilogy, or The Force Awakens: earnest, serious, but also exciting.
Also, that glimpse of Quicksilver vs. Jean Grey looks like it will be badass, and Ms. Chastain as a villain is perfect.
I really don't understand why people are trash-talking these trailers so much.
If Captain Marvel had had trailers like this (instead of the mediocre ones that we got that people are hyping up anyway because it's MCU), people would be raving and raving.
But because it's not MCU, people are rooting for this to fail, apparently?
Obviously, only the final films themselves matter, but at this point in time, if we're talking strictly trailers here, Dark Phoenix is the female-led superhero film of 2019 to beat, not Captain Marvel.
Thanks, antovolk. Where did you find this?antovolk wrote: ↑February 28th, 2019, 4:14 pmThis international trailer looks a bit better https://vimeo.com/320558530
Overall, just as good as the other ones, but more spoiler-y.
I particularly like that shot at 02:20; it gave me Cloverfield-vibes.
I can't see that happening.Nomis wrote: ↑February 28th, 2019, 6:28 pmDoes it look Apocalypse bad? Since that film ended up being quite... trashy, sans the prologue.
It would be pretty cool if they'd do something akin to Days of Future Past with the MCU if they really are going to merge the two together. I think them joining the timelines like that would be a pretty cool and good way to bring the X-Men into the MCU. They could even keep a lot of the actors. I think everyone would much prefer it if they just restart the Fantastic Four from scratch lol
Look at the way Marvel Studios treated Mr. Garfield's Spider-Man, or the shows from Marvel Television.
If Mr. Feige didn't have a hand in it from the inception, it ain't bein' integrated into the MCU.
