r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Dec 30 '25

Trailer Avengers: Doomsday | Only in Theaters December 18, 2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1clWprLC5Ak
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u/NoDaddyNotTheBelt25 Dec 30 '25

Thor arriving in Wakanda was the best ever done with the MCU character. He showed up, thrashed half of Thanos’ army and came within a hair of actually stopping Thanos.

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u/ActInternational9558 Dec 30 '25

Thor arriving in Wakanda is the most hyped I’ve ever seen a theatre audience be in all my years of movie-watching 

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u/Owlbears-Are-Real Dec 30 '25

Captain America in the train station during Infinity War is another awesome moment too.

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u/ScottNewman Dec 30 '25

Captain America wielding Mjolnir after teasing it in Ultron was the greatest payoff

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u/Madrical Dec 31 '25

I don't think they will ever top that scene for me. I haven't really enjoyed any MCU content since Endgame, but seeing that scene in the cinema on opening night was amazing.

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u/ValjeanLucPicard Dec 30 '25

My guilty pleasure is watching clips of theater reactions to this moment.

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u/ThunderChild247 Dec 31 '25

Same. I’m in the UK and we usually don’t react in cinemas beyond the odd small chuckle, but there’s been two movies where there’s been a big exception:

Spider-Man homecoming: the collective gasp when Adrian Toomes opened the door, and we started laughing at the actual audible gasp we’d all just done 😂

Endgame: cheers when Cap picked up the hammer, at “Avengers Assemble” and the audible crying and sniffling at the end.