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I was surprised when I saw Deadpool & Wolverine a few days ago that they didn't have a trailer for this. They'd supposedly revamped the trailer that's already released to remove the attempted-presidential-assassination scene, and were going to use that for D&W showings.

I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere else so far, but... https://comicbookmovie.com/captain-america/captain-america-new-world-order/captain-america-brave-new-world-alternate-trailer-includes-new-footage-after-removing-assassination-attempt-a212261#gs.cliow4

I don't either, but it might've been that a clip of Obama speaking from behind a POTUS podium appeared. That's something that probably happens more often than we notice. Me, I didn't recall that Secret Invasion was set in 2026. That probably would have been poor taste, but suggesting that the...

Endgame was set in 2023. It wouldn't be difficult to fit the Phase Four and the so-far Phase Five films into 2024, as some of them could be happening at the same time. If Ross is presented as a just-inaugurated president, it would be happening in 2025. I suspect that Sam had "put that...

They already did that Iron Man 3 (well...not without consequences...) 🤔

Well, except that Ford wasn't the president in C&PD. So it'd be more like "Marvel Presents 'Air Force One'". ;)

The Red Hulk's alter ego. Doug probably didn't want to spoil the reveal.

I never read any comics with the Red Hulk, though I know of him. He was introduced in 2008. He's a completely different character, not another Bruce Banner Hulk variant.

I hadn't realized until seeing this teaser that Ross is now the President. And even then, it was only because, in reply to Sam's "I like the new look," he responds with "It was either lose the mustache or lose the election."

"I like the new look."

I think what Doug was getting at is that Steve Rogers was superhuman (or rather, as the MCU likes to put it, "enhanced") and Sam Wilson is not. Sam won't be as rugged as Steve was, but I would assume that his fighting skills will be up to snuff. Anyway, Tony Stark didn't have any powers of his...

I think it would be more of a problem to get Chris Evans to come back to the role.

I must've looked at the wrong source. Might've been the one that had two of the films coming out the same day. Mea culpa.

Yes. At the moment, the upcoming schedule is: On edit 2024 07 26 Deadpool 3 2025 02 14 Captain America: New World Order 2025 05 02 Fantastic Four 2025 07 25 Thunderbolts 2025 11 07 Blade Well, yeah, you can look at it that way. But given that the production schedules have been beaten to...

Blade's been moved to 2025 11 07.

True enough, but that doesn't take into account reshoots and ADR.

I know all that. I was speaking to my feelings on the matter, not the facts of the matter. What Stephen Colbert would call "truthiness". (That said, I -- personally -- whenever I've watched Hulk in the past dozen years, I think of it as representing the origin of the MCU Hulk regardless of...

While I didn't dislike Hurt as T-Bolt, I always thought of him as a recast, since I still prefer Sam Elliott. So I don't mind that the role is being recast, though while I like the idea of Harrison Ford playing the character, I would've been happier if it was Sam Elliott coming back to it.

Aside from Adam's point, I believe that Kari Skogland had said when F&WS was done that she wasn't interested in directing what was then a still-hypothetical second season. So she might not have wanted to do CA4 either. As far as Julius Onah goes, I haven't seen any of his work, but from what...

There wasn't really any spoiler for the FWS finale in the specific article cited. The problem was that there were multiple articles on that page, and if one scrolled too far down, and caught the second article ("'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' Finale's Moment of Revolution"), that's when you get...