These days MCU trailers and teaser trailers stepped in to the new era. MCU have never had such a.good trailers until these bad boys came up.
Few days ago Marvel Studios came up with new footage from the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever movie, including more plot and more Namor, which is the newest famous figure to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s only a matter of time before Marvel Studio releases other very important trailer – the official trailer for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, but there is nothing to worry about, we will keep you up to date.
Given that the MCU is the largest multimedia property in the world, the release of an MCU trailer is frequently a significant affair. Fans eagerly anticipate the release of a Marvel trailer to get a sneak peek at what will be added to the expanding world, whether it be a major narrative twist or the introduction of a new character. Sometimes the excitement for the trailer alone can rival that of the full film. This was most recently demonstrated by the tremendous demand for the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailers after the teaser leaked online. Over the previous 14 years, there have been a lot of trailers because there have been over 29 films released and another twelve are scheduled for release. Fans get thrilled about each and every one, but these are the best MCU trailers that have upped the standard for expectation.
8. Thor: Ragnarok Trailer
Views On Youtube: 82 M.
Despite being a popular film, Thor movies received less praise than Iron Man or Captain America movies. Thor sorely needed a makeover in the wake of the underwhelming Thor: The Dark World and his diminished role in Avengers: Age of Ultron. Thor: Ragnarok would move the franchise in an audacious new path under the supervision of Takia Waititi as director. The first teaser begins with a stunning rendition of Led Zeppelin’s “Immigrant Song,” followed by scenes of Asgard burning to the ground, Thor’s hammer Mjolnir being destroyed, and a transition to a science fiction setting from the more traditional fantasy of the previous two movies. Audiences knew they were in for something unique when Thor’s hair was cut off.
The Hulk’s appearance in gladiatorial armor at the end of the trailer, which also informed general audiences that this Thor movie will be more important than the first two films, hinted to a loose adaptation of the Planet Hulk series for comic book lovers. A friend from work is a good concluding line that tells the audience that this is a different kind of Thor movie. The trailer clearly paid off because the movie made significantly more money than any of its predecessors.
7. Captain America: Civil War Trailer
Views On Youtube: 88 M.
The antagonism between Captain America and Iron Man is undoubtedly well-represented in the final trailer for Captain America: Civil War. The prominence of Bucky, also known as the Winter Soldier, signals to viewers that this is a legitimate Captain America sequel, and the inclusion of other Avengers shows that this will be a far larger film in terms of scope and action. The trailer does a fantastic job of maintaining the main plot in the forefront.
However, the moment at the end of the trailer when Tony Stark yells “underoos!” and makes the iconic “Twhip!” sound before a webbing grabs the shield is the one that everyone remembers. Before he appeared, everyone was aware that Spider-Man had joined the MCU. The first time the contemporary film Spider-Man was shown, he was dressed in a suit that matched the vintage Steve Ditko era suit, complete with expressive eyes and Tom Holland’s voice that spoke with lightning speed. Even the youngest child could see that Spider-Man meeting the Avengers was a major thing since they were unaware of the studio politics that divided the various franchises.
6. Teaser for Guardians of the Galaxy Trailer
Views On Youtube: 10 M.
Despite not being as well-known as the X-Men, Spider-Man, or Fantastic Four, superheroes like Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America were nevertheless recognized by fans thanks to their appearances in comic books and animated programs. Even many ardent comic book fans, however, knew little about The Guardians of the Galaxy saga. Guardians of the Galaxy’s debut trailer had to persuade everyone to buy into the idea because it takes place in one of the riskiest locations in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The teaser trailer is only a few seconds long, but it is really powerful. The use of Blue Swede’s “Hooked on a Feeling” was such a refreshing contrast to the visuals that it informed the audiences this would be not just a different type of Marvel movie, but a summer movie unlike anything in recent memory. It provides a quick guide to the characters and sells the tone of the film as a sci-fi comedy.
Guardians of the Galaxy later went on to become the highest-grossing movie of summer 2014, surpassing venerable franchises like The Amazing Spider-Man 2, X-Men: Days of Future Past, and Transformers: Age of Extinction. The trailer was so well received that “Hooked on a Feeling” saw a massive spike in the music charts. This teaser marked the start of Guardians of the Galaxy becoming a well-known Marvel franchise.
5. Avengers: Endgame Trailer
Views On Youtube: 156 M.
The Avengers: Endgame teaser is remarkable for how little it shows. Due to Avengers: Infinity War’s startling conclusion, a large portion of Avengers: Endgame was shrouded in mystery with the teaser revealing the bare minimum. The majority of the trailer’s footage is in the first thirty minutes of the film, and the few key action sequences from the decisive battle are deftly placed throughout so that viewers could assume they are there at any time.
The usage of older MCU movie clips with all the color removed and only the red color—the color that Captain America, Iron Man, and Thor all share—highlighted is what really lifts the teaser. The audience enjoys taking a pleasant trip down memory lane to reflect on how far the characters and they, the watchers, have progressed. It promoted Avengers: Endgame as a movie that happens only once in a lifetime.
4. Iron Man Trailer
Views On Youtube: 37M.
When the first trailer for Iron Man debuted in 2007, he was regarded as a B-list character, despite today being one of the most recognizable and well-known superheroes in the world. Since most people didn’t know anything about him, Marvel Studios created a trailer that gave viewers all the information they required about Tony Stark, including a brief summary of his history, his character development, and his personality from Robert Downey Jr. Iron Man quickly rose to the top of many people’s summer movie watchlists thanks to a brief montage of scenes, Black Sabbath’s “Iron Man” song playing in the background, and a final scene showing the Iron Man suit in flight. Without this trailer, the Marvel Cinematic Universe as audiences know it today probably would not have been the same.
When the trailer debuted at San Diego Comic-Con, it became an instant smash, and when it was made available online, it became even more popular. The Onion created a video titled “Iron Man Trailer To Be Made Into Feature Film” in response to the trailer’s popularity, and Marvel Studios even featured it on the Iron Man home video special features.
3. Teaser Trailer of Avengers: Age of Ultron Trailer
Views On Youtube: 93 M.
The Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer was in such high demand that Marvel Studios had to release an official, high-quality version of it ahead of schedule. It was initially supposed to debut with an Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode, but it was leaked early. Because the original teaser indicated to a darker, more mature sequel with a more evil Ultron as opposed to the film version, which is unquestionably more of a Joss Whedon style creation, some viewers may have been let down by Avengers: Age of Ultron.
The usage of a slow cover of a well-known song in a teaser trailer has become cliche, but the placement of “No Strings on Me” from Pinocchio in the Avengers: Age of Ultron teaser trailer sent shivers down people’s spines. Given Ultron’s artificial intellect, it was eerie, thematically relevant, and the ideal combination of Marvel and parent firm Disney. The Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer serves as many people’s ideal representation of the film.
2. Avengers: Infinity War Trailer
Views On Youtube: 259 M.
The tenth anniversary of the MCU coincided with the release of Avengers: Infinity War. The Avengers: Infinity War teaser video hinted at the impending unification of the universe by presenting a variety of characters while the original Avengers read Nick Fury’s monologue from the first Avengers. It was intended that an even larger number of extraordinary individuals would join together.
No matter how familiar a viewer was with the series, the final tease, which included the Guardians of the Galaxy—who up until that moment had been so far separated from the MCU’s superhero side—let everyone know that this movie would bring the world together.
1. Teaser for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Trailer
Views On Youtube: 45 M.
The first teaser for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, which was unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con 2022, was breathtaking to watch. The new trailer for the film is excellent. Fans had been guessing about how the movie will depict the real-life death of star Chadwick Boseman in the run-up to its release.
With Tems’ rendition of Bob Marley’s “No Woman, No Cry,” the trailer quickly brings those challenging feelings to light. By adopting the lyric “It’s going to be alright” as a bridge, the song gradually changes into Kendrick Lamar’s “Alright.” A feat of editing went into the music buildup between the two tracks. If there were any questions about Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, they were soon dispelled by the trailer, which quickly rose to the top of the MCU thanks to its large cast, expansive Wakandan vistas, new underwater locales, and Angela Bassett’s stirring monologue.
