The trailer for Avengers 4, ahem, we mean Endgame will hit IMAX cinemas this weekend and may solve some fan theories that have been buzzing the past couple o weeks.
With the normal aspect ratio weve been blessed with thus far, its about to be turned up to 11 as the larger IMAX screen will show more of the action and give punters a better sneak peek at whats to come.
According to some pundits in the know who have already seen the beauty that is the larger trailer, apparently the main theory that gets some loving is all about who Nebula is touching in the Benetar on the way to Titan.
Which is a lot to unpack, we know.
According to Jeremy Conrad, who runs the massively well-respected and in-the-know MCU Cosmic, many believed she was resting her hand on the shoulder of Tony.
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Now, we do know at one stage in the flick Tony is left adrift in space with no food or water and limited oxygen.
In the trailer, away from his grim intro, you couldnt really see the face of the person sitting in the chair so others thought it might have been Black Widow Natasha and Cap Steve.
According to Jeremy, though, the person Nebula is hanging with has heavy stubble; just like Tony.
Whaaaaat! Mind blown. If youre into that kind of thing.
He added the curved window architecture of the Guardians ship windshield is better represented in the shot, giving more thrust to the Benetar theory.
He also revealed some intel on Natasha – who was seen in Japan with some funky Samurai swords and what looked like a blonde braid pulled back.
Not so – in the IMAX session, Jeremy has noted her hair is actually a pony tail. However its still not red – which was in the leaked concept art.
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While its not a whole lot – to be honest, what did you expect from the Russo brothers? The whole plot? – its enough to keep us going. For now.
Avengers: Endgame is in cinemas 26 April, 2019.
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