The latest Captain Marvel trailer throws a lot of footage at us, and fast, but if you’d like to take the time to soak in some of the many memorable moments that this footage has to offer, Comic Book Movie has compiled an exciting array of stills that you can find in the gallery below.
These images span the course of the two-minute-plus clip, from the notorious scene of Carol Danvers punching an old woman in the face, to Nick Fury’s cutesy exchange with her pet cat, who may or may not be an alien creature. In between, we witness Carol in a range of colorful environments and costumes, along with her various supporting players, including Annette Bening as an unnamed Kree, Jude Law as someone who might be Yon-Rogg, and Ben Mendelsohn as the villainous Talos, seen here in both Skrull and human form. There’s even a probable glimpse of Ronan the Accuser, as the future Guardians of the Galaxy antagonist stares out the window of a spaceship.
Overall, the new trailer has given us a lot to process, and you can bet that fans will continue to pore over the footage even as the seemingly impending promotion for Avengers 4 and Spider-Man: Far From Home comes our way.
With both of those MCU installments rumored to be getting their first teasers in the coming days, this could end up being a pretty huge week for Marvel, though it’s clear that the Captain Marvel trailer has got the internet pumped up enough already. We’ll find out if Carol Danvers’ big screen debut can live up to the hype when the film hits theaters on March 8th, 2019.
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Kohli also explained how it was special to return to the City of Churches. “Yeah, I love coming to this ground, the city in general. I really enjoy the city, I don’t know what the connection is, but I just feel really good here. That’s not to say that the performances are always guaranteed in a certain place but yeah, coming to Adelaide I feel different from places that I have gone in the world and that’s been the case,” he said.
Star all-rounder Stokes was acquitted of a criminal charge of affray at a trial in August following the incident in Bristol, southwest England, in September 2017.
The live telecast of the match will start at 5:30 AM on December 6 (Thursday). The match can be seen live on the Sony Newtork and live streaming will be available on Sonyliv. You can also follow our live blog for ball-by-ball updates and analysis on cricketnext.com.
Follow all the live cricket action from Day 3 of the third Test between Pakistan and New Zealand in Abu Dhabi.
Since the start of 2016, India’s fast bowlers have produced consistently strong performances and lead the list of teams with the best averages and strike rates away from home.
Even with Shikhar Dhawan and KL Rahul constantly stealing the limelight off him, Vijay has quietly piled on the runs and has been one of India's most reliable players in overseas Tests.
The Sydney-based 30-year-old and his friends created the "Swami Army" supporter group in 2003 when he was just a teenager, and he has watched it grow to a global fan club with 60,000 members.
A shoulder injury to Jason Holder has opened doors for Rovman Powell to captain the Windies side for the first time in his career, for the One-Day International series against Bangladesh.
If you've been living under a rock and just about tuned in to the cricket in Australia over the last week or so, you can be forgiven for thinking Australia are going to face 11 Virat Kohlis over four Tests.
Australia, on the other hand, announced their playing XI, dropping one of their vice-captains in Mitchell Marsh for Peter Handscomb.
Batting great VVS Laxman on Tuesday recollected how he wanted the Indian team to return home immediately after the infamous monkey-gate scandal at Sydney in 2007-08.
On this day 28 years ago, Sachin Tendulkar scored his maiden ODI half-century and took two wickets as India beat Sri Lanka by 6 wickets at Pune to clinch the three-match ODI series.
One of India’s finest of all-time, across formats, has called it quits on Tuesday (December 4).
After 58 Tests, 147 ODIs and 37 T20Is, Gautam Gambhir has decided to call his time on playing all formats of cricket. The news of his retirement brought about reactions from some big names in Indian cricket, be it players or administrators. Here are some of the most significant ones yet.
Cook will face stiff competition from England's historic Commonwealth Games gold medal in netball, senior men's team's penalty shootout win over Colombia at FIFA World Cup, Tiger Woods' first PGA Tour win in five years, and Tyson Fury's recovery from two knockdowns against Deontay Wilder in Los Angeles.
Indian batsman Gautam Gambhir has announced his retirement from cricket on Tuesday (December 4).
This week, we asked our users – Do you think Rohit Sharma should be part of the playing XI for the first Test at Adelaide? It’s fair to say that opinion is divided on this one. While some of you feel Sharma is too good a batsman to be left out of the starting XI, some think the team should turn their attention elsewhere.
"I feel the time is up. I am announcing my retirement and feel happy that I worked hard in my career."
The change was inevitable since JSW Sports acquired 50 per cent stake in the franchise from owners GMR last season.
There’s something about Australia in the summer. The skies are such a clear blue, the sun so sharp, with no pollution to get in the way, the grass in the parks green, dogs chasing balls that their owners have flung and an overall sense of the outdoors and well being.
IPL franchise Delhi Daredevils have renamed themselves as Delhi Capitals ahead of the 12th edition of the tournament. The announcement was made at an event in the city on Tuesday (December 4).
Depending on who is selected, this batting order actually boasts a worse collective record than the side Australia fielded against India in 1977, when World Series Cricket had taken all the best players and 41-year-old Bob Simpson was brought out of retirement to captain Australia again.
Follow all the live cricket action from Day 2 of the third Test between Pakistan and New Zealand in Abu Dhabi.
Follow all the live cricket action from Day 2 of the third Test between Pakistan and New Zealand in Abu Dhabi.