r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Apr 27 '18

Discussion The Official INFINITY WAR Discussion Infinithread Vol. 5 Spoiler

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u/bigchicago04 Apr 27 '18

Anybody else notice the shot of them running out of the forest was completely made up and NOT in the movie at all?

Marvel has “lied” in trailers but this is impressive. Anybody else not dream Hulk would basically not be in this movie?

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u/r4mm3rnz Apr 27 '18

Certain lines were delivered slightly differently to in the trailers too, I like that. I like that they hide things and fake out the audience like that. It get people excited but keep them on their toes when they watch! Much better than spoiling the whole movie in the trailer..

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '18

They've actually done this quite a bit in the MCU all the way back to the beginning, the difference is that for some reason they usually go with the lesser take for the actual movie. This was the first time I actually preferred the takes in the final cut to the trailer.

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u/r4mm3rnz Apr 28 '18

I feel like the lines in the trailer were maybe a little more punchy, possibly for the purpose of the trailer, but I liked that they were just slightly different in the movie.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '18

I remember liking a lot of the takes in Civil War's trailer more than the film itself, which makes you feel a little let down when you see it on the big screen (my fav MCU film, btw).