AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY TRAILER REACTION!! Steve Rogers Chris Evans Teaser | Marvel Studios

Well, hello there, fellow rejects. We are here today to watch one of four teaser trailers coming for Avengers Doomsday. Weird marketing plan. This video is sponsored by Rula. More on them just a bit. Corey, you all right? I'm excited, man. I want Marvel to have that beautiful like, oh, my God, event movie feel. I think that competition is so good in the like environment of film and Marvel had this incredible force about them. I want this trailer to feel like that. Yeah, I think I think they they are feeling feelings. How are you feeling, John? New masks, same task, baby. Unite the league. Let's go. Dark universe. All right, guys, let's get to it. I mean, we know that boots, jeans, it's got to be. It's Wolverine got the helmet gives it away. Feeling factor, obviously. Oh, oh, dude, I cannot believe they actually kept it under wraps to get to the trailer. That's. Yes, cool. Oh, my God. What a bright and glorious day it is. Oh, he's got a baby. Oh, that makes sense. Oh, that's really wonderful. He got his last dance and then the next dance. Oh, oh, that's beautiful. It isn't every kid in the 616, does he? I don't think he does. I mean, we see him go off with Peggy. So like, yeah, I mean, the comic beautiful. Oh, not generally, no. Steve Rogers will return. We've got we've got a Captain America. OK. All right. Oh, what a cool way to announce that. Yeah. Countdown. A doomsday clock. If you win a doomsday clock, not bad. All right. I mean, that was truly a teaser. It was ruined for me that, you know, Steve Rogers is back. But first time watching this, though, it was also ruined for me. And I'm glad to have now seen how it was ruined for others. The baby wasn't ruined for me, though. I didn't know the baby. Fellow reject. I've been going to therapy since I believe around 2012. 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Thank you again, Rula. Take care of yourselves, people. Steve Rogers got a baby. Captain America is not a virgin. No, no. Captain America banks. That does confirm that. That has been a plot line for years. She Hulk is Ken Russo brothers didn't know if they wanted to come back till they watch that episode of She Hulk. Like, you know what? Now that he bangs, this is how we crack. Doomsday gun needed crypto. They needed a cap that bag cap needed a crack and nut to crack the story. Chris Evans was like, I'm not interested. Let me play you this footage of Tata. This is what they think of you. Chris, I got to come back to an immaculate conception, baby. That's what happens, right? He willed it into existence. And he just had a real baby. Yeah, I think that is that. That is that CGI babies pulled it out of his wife's regime. They want to use this. I need me, baby, immediately get this kid a cougar to count continuity, baby. So I think this is a good setup. I heard I heard that rumor like months ago when we were all, you know, speculating, will he be back? And obviously he would be. The rumor was that they might actually make him the lead. And with this being the first teaser, I feel like that might be them saying he'll be the lead of it, which gives me. That's just a rumor. Obviously not like, oh, you think with Doomsday, you might want like a Reed Richards or something. But with why? I don't know. No reason. Poetic. Just no, guys. No, no reason. Tupac. But outside of that, I mean, I'm excited he's back. I am. How are you feeling there for now? How are you feeling? I'm excited he's back. I like that they had as a trailer. I like that they were able to keep it under wraps until now. I think that's a really cool like moment. I, you know, I think the release model of four trailers is really interesting because it feels like comics. Like it feels like we're getting a Captain America issue of teaser and then we get, you know, whatever the next announcement is going to be. And then I hear it leads up to a Doom trailer. That's the rumor. But I think it's really cool that it's like four issues of comics. Like, I like that idea. And, you know, the Steve Rogers element is exciting. Even if he's not the lead, it's a cool way to be like, hey, these teasers are going to say a lot. Like this to me feels like it sets up that each is going to have a big impactful thing to say, even if it's a minute, even if it's dialogue free. That just gave us Cap is back. Steve Rogers will return him holding the suit and putting it down. That's a very different visual. He does it every morning. He does. He just goes every time he goes home with his bicycle. I'm just Steve Rogers looks up at his thing. I know good old days. Not today. My baby says a lot. That's 60 seconds. Can start. It's about morning rituals. You know what? He's got here. A lot of entrepreneurship in Australia. And then he goes doesn't ice dunk. Yeah. You know, does it? God, we're too old. He's the ultimate ice dunker. He started the trend. He did. He really did. A little too far. He's super soldier. Serum and ice dunking, man. Oh, man. Cold ones, baby. And if it is a direct sequel to end game, as the Russo brothers have very much hinted at, this is a very clear way to do that by, hey, remember that last moment you saw of end game? Here's the continuation of that. So that does make sense. Good way to prime your audience. John, how are you feeling about your favorite Captain America coming back? You know, it's exciting. I cannot lie and it's neat that, you know, an Avengers movie once encroached upon a Captain America movie. And now at least from just the narrow scope of this one teaser, I could imagine that this Avengers movie is actually just a surprise Captain America movie. But no, I mean... From the Russos who did for Captain America. Absolutely. Winter, so the best! Anyway, but yeah, I'm excited by this in that strange way that most of this has gotten me excited and also wary where I'm like, this is a thing that I know that I like and it's, you know, it's context that if you don't do it right is going to be kind of a bummer. But, you know, I am not going to lie that it excites me to see, you know, Steve ostensibly getting his happily ever after crashed in upon by, you know, this all-new threat that wears the face of, you know, his once friend and ally. And I like the approach that this teaser at least gives off and I hope the others carry it through where it's just a little tone piece, just like a little establisher. It's just a little bit of a vibe and it's just a little bit of like the status quo before it gets interrupted by cataclysm. So this is a great, I think like this is a great approach. I don't know what the other ones are going to look like, but I like the concept so far. Yeah, I heard the in the opening scene. They're going to kill off Peggy. Doom kills her. It's an 80s movie. It's like I need to pick the shield back up. Yeah, he just recants on all of his values. It goes full on dark revenge, man. Well, if he is the lead, it is kind of, I guess, what's the word I'm looking for? Poetic, I suppose, considering that Robert Downey Jr. being the lead of Endgame, having a child and a family and then getting thrusted back into the battle when he was turning his back on that. Now, Steve is up against a very similar choice now as well, I think could be a cool way if you are closing this whole saga out with Avengers, Doomsday and Secret Wars. Chris Evans as Captain America is like perfect casting. And so, yeah, I'm excited for that. He's going to be back. And yes, the Russo brothers helming the Captain America as well as the Avengers movies bring a lot of excitement. The one thing that I'm sure we're not going to be the only ones to bring this up, which I do find kind of strange, is they're kicking this off with the return of Steve Rogers, even if he is just the main character in it, you know, the last Endgame movie ended off with Anthony Mackie becoming Captain America. Steve Rogers has returned. Captain America hasn't. His name is Steve Rogers. I'm sure he's going to be in his motorcycle outfit the whole movie. The audience will be thinking technicality the whole time. You know what he's coming back as? I think he's Nomad. I think Nomad. Every scene he's in, before he leaves every scene, he's just going to say, and I'm not Captain America. Can I just say, not as Captain America. This guy's Captain America. Yeah, but as I was saying, I'll let you finish. Gather! Anthony Mackie, stop talking for a second. I'm talking. I've got to assemble a team. My name's Sam. It's tricky, narratively, to do a phase 4 and 5 jump over to. Like, that's my only negative, is like, we end Endgame, and it's a beautiful trilogy, and all three of our three leads have their arcs, and I talk about it all the time. I love that Iron Man goes from selfish to selfless, that it inverts with him making a choice for himself and not just to keep fighting, and then Thor's on this walkabout. I think that trilogy is a beautiful moment that this just goes, okay, well, phase 4 and 5 didn't happen. We're going to come right back. And I think that's tricky as a first teaser, like, to make, but I imagine that's a conversation they want people to have. Like, this is definitely, like, an impactful to make him the first, to make the chairs was such a bold way to do any marketing. This is bold, too, but I mean, this whole thing's been a bold move. This whole thing has been, like, you know, stirring up controversy from Robert Downey's casting to now doing this, and I'm sure there'll be other, because like, I didn't like Captain America, Brave New World, but I really didn't. That is, like, what? But I still do feel like they never really gave Anthony Mackie a proper shake at, you know, his own movie. Yeah. And I think this just goes back to, like, wow, now we're really not going to let him have, like, the spotlight. If he's just Nomad, if he's just Steve Rogers, I think this just only emboldens people to be, like, just bring him back. He's right here. He wants to do it. Give him more money. Just do it. You know, so that is like the one part of it. So I'm like, are they going to undercut their experience or can they come out of this with stronger storytelling where it does actually elevate Anthony Mackie? I don't think it will. And using the Civil War imagery of, like, Cat versus Iron Man again, like, I don't know how I feel about that. I mean, it could be really sick if they find a way to make this movie have some kind of quality where it's like, meanwhile, the people who you followed for the first three phases who have been largely gone, like, here's what, here's, like, a story that they are leading, but that also then somehow, like, validates a whole bunch of context across phases four and five. Like, if they could manage to do that somehow, that would be very cool. But it's a lot to put on one and I don't feel like it would be the actual, like, focus of it. But I feel like it would be cool to use these massive potential member barriers as opportunity to, like, help further endear us to what has not as well been working. I don't know, though. I think my biggest moment is going to be accepting that this is a movie for MCU over comic fans, as they all are. Like, you don't adapt comics directly. They're adaptations, not translations. But I think showing that it's going to be, maybe, we don't know, it's just a minute. But if it's just going to be Steve Rogers versus Doom, like we said, this isn't a Reed trailer. This is a Steve Rogers and against, I assume, Downey's Doom, which makes it very much a Civil War redux. I'm going to have to accept as a comic fan that MCU continuity is really emboldening Doom against a different enemy than the one that makes sense for my comic brain. But in movie language, it is a way to make things rhyme, like the way you said, like, the parents. I like that. The way it's going to be, you know, a rivalry of a different nature. I'll just need to accept that and find a way, hopefully, through the lead-up to the movie to swallow that pill before I'm watching the movie going, oh, how do I feel? Well, all right, guys. One minute down. That's right. Two more to go and then a full trailer. I'm excited. This is fun. I like the comic. That is cool. It's cool to me. All right. What are your thoughts down below? Are you excited at Stevie's back? Yeah, I'm bringing the wonder. All right. See you guys.