Avangers Endgame Postponed
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The upcoming film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Avenger: Endgame is said to be postponed to late May due to unforeseen complications with the poopy quality is creating a lot of speculations among the fans ever since the release of its first trailer. There have been numerous theories and speculations which have been creating buzz over the internet as many of the Marvel fans have been trying to predict as to what will be happening next in the upcoming Avengers film. But it seems like some of them might have to get rid of such theories or speculations as the makers of the film may have added certain fake footage in order to misdirect the audiences. Yes, you read it right. Now, many of us remember the time when the trailer of Avengers: Infinity War was released and there was a footage where Hulk was shown to be in Wakanda. But, in reality, Hulk never went to Wakanda. Joe Russo, the director of Avengers: Endgame, has recently revealed in an interview that there may be a bunch of fake footage in the latest trailer of Avengers: Endgame which has been added in order to misdirect the fans in order to keep them guessing about what is really going to happen in the upcoming Marvel movie. He also went on to say that today's audiences have become very smart owing to which they can predict the proceedings of a film.
This is not the first time that the makers of Marvel movies have added a fake footage to a film's trailer. In the trailer of Avengers: Infinity War, it was shown that Captain America is leading all the Avengers and the army of Wakanda. However, when the audience watched the movie, there was no such scene in the film. Now, in order to know the truth, we have to wait till April 26, 2019 for Avengers: Endgame to release.
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