"Each of these teasers focuses on one of a handful of characters in its very large cast, with this week's focusing on Steve Rogers. This strategy feels like a pretty desperate way to get Marvel diehards to see the three-hour long movie multiple times, but it's working, as some fans attended early, midnight showings of James Cameron's latest sequel not to return to the world of Pandora but simply to catch the teaser."
"In the same Reddit thread, one viewer in Australia said they saw the leaked Steve Rogers trailer at their screening, though one fan from Brazil on X said they saw nothing at their Cinemark showing. Others had a different kind of bad luck, like one viewer who said they didn't see any previews before because their theater was having technical difficulties."
"🚨 QUERO MEU DINHEIRO DE VOLTA! Como eu suspeitava, na minha sessão no Cinemark, 10 minutos de propaganda e não foi exibido NENHUM trailer! Nem de AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY nem de filme nenhum. Os cinemas brasileiros são uma piada!Depois reclamam que o público não vai aos cinemas! pic.twitter.com/Vrj1Ij5f6m - Nação Marvete 616 (@nacaomarvete616) December 17, 2025"
Four short Avengers: Doomsday teasers are slated to run before Avatar: Fire and Ash screenings, each highlighting a different character. This week's teaser centers on Steve Rogers. The rollout aims to entice Marvel fans to attend multiple viewings of the three-hour Avatar sequel to catch each teaser. Some viewers attended early or midnight showings specifically to see the teaser. Other theatergoers reported seeing no Doomsday previews at their screenings, with reports varying by country and chain. Reasons cited include inconsistent distribution and technical problems that led some cinemas to skip trailers entirely. Reactions range from excitement to frustration.
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