Marvel enthusiasts can breathe a sigh of relief, as the recently unveiled Super Bowl trailer provides clarity on one of the most discussed enigmas surrounding the forthcoming film, Thunderbolts.
With its release date drawing closer, following Captain America: Brave New World, this eclectic ensemble of antiheroes is set to make a significant impact on the big screen.
Slated to hit theaters on May 2, 2025, Thunderbolts promises an exhilarating journey as Yelena, Bucky, Red Guardian, and their comrades unite to confront a formidable new adversary. Picture the essence of the Suicide Squad, seamlessly integrated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Cracking the Mystery: What Became of Avengers Tower?
The question of Avengers Tower’s fate has lingered since the Avengers vacated Tony Stark’s iconic skyscraper. Fans have speculated wildly, with one prevailing theory suggesting that this central piece of real estate would be transformed into the Baxter Building for the Fantastic Four. The renunciation of the ‘A’ insignia seemed to cleverly resemble the number ‘4′, lending credence to this notion.
However, the latest cut from the Thunderbolts trailer, showcased during the Super Bowl, introduces audiences to the re-envisioned building, now under the ownership of Val:
First look at the former Avengers Tower. Now owned by Val.pic.twitter.com/AEMDhrcqjz
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) February 10, 2025
Here, “Val”refers to Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, the Director of the CIA, portrayed by Julia Louis-Dreyfus in this upcoming film.
While this revelation resolves a captivating mystery, it has not garnered universal acclaim. Many fans expressed disappointment, having hoped for a connection to the Fantastic Four.
Comments from viewers express a range of emotions; one lamented, “We could’ve had the Fantastic Four in this building and now we have ‘Val.’” Another remarked, “Man, I was hoping for the Baxter building or something.”
One user conveyed discontent, stating, “Massive downgrade. I’d rather it be demolished than let ‘Val’ have it.” Furthermore, another added, “The original tower felt more unique and… well, superhero-y.”
Amidst the conversation, a fan reflected, “I’m sorry Avengers Tower is still the best Marvel landmark to me and I’m still so sad to see it gone.”
Thunderbolts is set to debut in theaters on May 2, 2025. Until then, keep an eye out for other exciting Marvel movies and television series on the horizon.
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