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Added on the 09/10/2015 - Copyright : UMG
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Comicbook.com reports the trailer for 'Avengers: Endgame' was released this week, and fans and cast members alike seem excited! This week, Josh Brolin posted a video on Instagram with his own spin on it. The actor's post read, "For the 50 percent who are still here,” in reference to Thanos destroying half of the universe's population. 'Infinity War' was Thanos’ film in many ways, but the 'Endgame' trailer mainly focused on the remaining Avengers. 'Avengers: Endgame' will hit theaters April 26th, 2019.
According to Comicbook.com, "The entire Internet has been abuzz today over the first Avengers: Endgame trailer, which has already received over 25 million views since it was released this morning." Kevin Smith, a fellow filmmaker and comic book fan, tweeted his excitement for the film. Smith stated, "The MarvelStudios logo gets Snapped! The Thanos scarecrow! Ronin reveal! And Ant Man is gonna play a big role! Avengers, I promise to stay alive until your tale is told! As my Grandma used to say whenever she was watching her favorite soap operas, 'Shut up! My stories are on!'"
On Wednesday, Detroit Tigers pitcher Buck Farmer hit umpire Quinn Wolcott with a pitch in a game against the Indians leading Cleveland's TV broadcasters to speculate that Farmer and catcher John Hicks may have conspired to hit Wolcott on purpose over his erratic strikezone. After hearing the comments, Tiger manager Brad Ausmus responded Thursday, saying, "I heard the Indians broadcast. To imply that that was intentional is, first of all, a lie. If any player on this team intentionally tried to hurt an umpire, we'd deal with that severely. They're out of line saying that, quite frankly."
Avengers: Infinity War's ending was traumatic for fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Fans had a lot of questions about the movie's ending. One thing driving them crazy is 'where is Thanos at the end of the film?' The moment is being called the 'Farmer Thanos' moment. According to comic book lore, the planet Thanos is on has no name. At the end of the Infinity Gauntlet storyline, Thanos is banished to the same planet to live peacefully off the land.
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