The Avengers Baseball Promo Is Fun, but I Need a Story Trailer Next
The new MLB crossover teases a ceremonial first pitch and a curious Cap and Steve moment, yet we haven't fully learned what the movie is about
The Avengers baseball promo is out, and my verdict is simple: that was fun. But it also left me wanting the one thing Marvel hasn't fully given us yet, which is a real look at what this movie is about.
The Avengers baseball promo plays with a ceremonial first pitch
The setup is a ballpark crowd and a ceremonial first pitch. "Oh, this is different," one line goes, followed by the observation that "these ceremonial first pitches are getting bigger and bigger." From there the banter turns to whether the Avengers could be next, with a joke about dropping the hammer and the suggestion that you could trust "Cap on the mound."
That leads to a bit of wordplay in the promo: "Right, Cap? I mean, Steve. Right, Steve? I mean, right, Cap?" Then comes the windup, a remark that "I've never seen that kind of stretch," and then the line "You have lived stolen lives, but now you must give them back."
I think a story trailer for the new Avengers movie is coming soon
I'm excited for the next trailer, and I can't wait for the new Avengers movie. But I need some story. I need to know what this movie is about, because we haven't gotten that fully yet.
I think we will get a story trailer extremely soon, maybe within a week of this promo. If I had to place it, I could easily see it happening around then or at the beginning of November, because they're going to need to start ramping up the marketing for this movie.
I think the relationship between Cap and Steve is going to be interesting, and I'm curious how they're going to play that.
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