As you can see, the tone is very different then the first film. It’s more modern, more gritty. Feels more like a Bourne movie than a Capt. one.

I am not a fan of Capt, I always thought he is one of the weak heroes of Marvel but this trailer is very good, I must admit. It may also provide the much needed change to the character.

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As you can see, it’s not very different from a million of others that were released in the last years. Our hero, facing away, either towards a destruction or a cityscape.

The new material heralds the arrival of the first trailer for the film which is scheduled to debut online on Thursday.

To promote the trailer, Marvel have also posted a ten second teaser spot. Check it out:

What do you guys think?

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In the comics and film, Malekith the Accursed is the ruler of the Dark Elves of Svartalfheim. The forces of Asgard must confront this dark army following the destruction of the Bifrost at the end of the first “Thor”.

And here’s the clip:

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Wait goddamit! This is not the teaser for the Avengers movie.

I mean it is, but it’s not… Well, what the heck, see for yourselves.

See?

This is the Comic Con teaser for the upcoming Marvel’s “The Avengers” sequel ‘Age of Ultron’.

And meanwhile, a new synopsis for the film has popped up on IMDb revealing the origins of the ‘Ultron’. According to the synopsis, ‘Ultron’ is created by the U.S. Government as a response to the events at the end of the first film in an effort to have an alternative option to protect the Earth. Of course, Ultron turns against humanity which prompts the reassembling of the Avengers.

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Spader earned three Emmy Awards for his role as Alan Shore on “Boston Legal” and “The Practice,” and will return to television this fall in NBC’s highly anticipated series “The Blacklist.” Most recently Spader was seen in the critically-acclaimed film “Lincoln” directed by Steven Spielberg and has previously worked with a long list of accomplished film directors including David Cronenberg, Curtis Hansen, Sidney Lumet, Mike Nichols, Tim Robbins, Robert Rodriguez, Steven Soderbergh, and Oliver Stone. David Mamet also directed Spader in the Broadway play Race.

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What do you think about it?

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Thoughts?

The second installment has a much wider scope and curiously, the Dark Elves remain hidden for the majority of the trailer.

Aaaaand aye, London gets destroyed again.

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They look cool and well done… What do you guys think?

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So they are apparently The Sentinels in “X-Men: Days of Future Past”.

Aaaaand, the viral site trask-industries.com has opened.

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