Avengers: Endgame Featurette Released Talks About Finding “That Shred Of Hope”

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Avengers: Endgame is barreling toward us. Within a month, fans will see the culmination of 22 films over 11 years.

It’s definitely an insane time in the Marvel fandom. Though the insanity has been going on ever since we all had a collective meltdown over Avengers: Infinity War in April 2018. So this stuff? It’s nothing new.

With the release of the brand new character posters for Endgame, we also get our first featurette for the film, which is titled “We Lost”. We really can’t hit them for false advertising, the Avengers did lose.

We get some footage in the featurette, though its mostly things we’ve seen before in the previous trailers.

“Imagine if, for the first time, our heroes all…lost,” Downey begins the video, before summarizing the snap that took out half of the universe.

Evans summarizes the state of mind the surviving Avengers are in going forward.

“We lost, and we’re not used to losing.The good thing is it’s always easier to build people back up after they’re broken down and that’s something Marvel is great at doing. It’s that shred of hope that everyone’s looking for.”

Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige also added, “The fan’s reaction to the end of Infinity War when half their favorite characters turned to dust really was indicative of how emotionally connected the world has gotten to these character.”

He’s not wrong. We got some fresh new grief with the news that Shuri (Letitia Wright) died in the Snap as well. Thanks, Marvel, like we don’t have enough therapy.
Check out the featurette below.

Avengers: Endgame is in theatres on April 26th.
Bec Heim

Bec Heim

Senior Editor at 4YE
Rebecca "Bec" Heim is the Senior Editor for 4YE. She has a BA in English Literature from the University of Scranton. She also has an MA in Film-Radio-Television from Syracuse University and an MFA in Screenwriting from Boston University. She enjoys reading through her ever growing mountain of books, talking way too much about superheroes, and trying to reach transcendental state.
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