Now that the \u2019Infinity War\u2019 dust has settled, here are the many moments that differ from the trailers.<\/b>
\nAvengers: Infinity War broke all sorts of records with its opening weekend, and it\u2019s remarkable how Marvel continues to top itself without generating an iota of audience fatigue, which presents a welcome opportunity to dissect (and debate) the film\u2019s contents after release.
By its very nature, a post like this is guaranteed to contain rampant spoilers of the newest Marvel movie. Yet now that the dust has sort-of settled after that shocking ending (albeit one that still didn\u2019t inhibit laughter due to fitting dialogue in the post-credits scene), it\u2019s time to pick apart the differences between the film\u2019s first trailer (and its followup) and the actual movie. The results are rather exhaustive, but here are several of the bigger moments.
Let\u2019s start with the most prominent instance\u2026
The Battle Charge Of The Heroes
This particular moment of the trailer ended up becoming a screencapture that dominated the lead-up to the film\u2019s release. And with good reason \u2014 the sight of all these heroes, led by Captain America, promised the ultimate climactic battle in Wakanda. Yet there are some differences in how this scene played out onscreen. Not only were these characters shown charging at their adversaries in different terrain (the middle of a field, not while leaving a forest), but the Hulk never fully materialized in this film, despite Bruce Banner trying his hardest to bring out the green guy.
Thor\u2019s Introduction To The Guardians
The first trailer sees the still-eyepatched Thor meeting the Guardians of the Galaxy (and Mantis) while asking, \u201cWho the hell are you guys?\u201d In the film, however, the shot doesn\u2019t show the Guardians in a friendly manner with Mantis waving. Instead, they\u2019re taking defensive stances with Star-Lord pointing a gun at the God of Thunder.
Bruce Banner\u2019s Hulkbuster Armor Debut
While the Hulkbuster armor appeared seemingly out of nowhere in Wakanda, a trailer moment teases its existence as Bruce Banner\u2019s prepping it for battle. In the film, it would have been an unnecessary moment and, in fact, likely would have lessened the effect of the Hulkbuster\u2019s arrival during combat. Also, trailers make this look like a moment where Black Widow makes googly eyes at Banner, as if this is the instant when they reunite after years apart.
The two do, in fact, have a \u201cgoogly-eyed reunion\u201d in the film. However, this occurs while surrounded by other characters, who uncomfortably note the \u201cawkward\u201d nature of the situation. (Note: The film also takes time to make comment on both Cap\u2019s beard and Thor\u2019s haircut but completely ignores Black Widow\u2019s new blonde mane, although we can guess that she abandoned her red locks while going undercover after the Civil War ending.)<\/p>\n

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