¿Por qué DECEPCIONÓ el Trailer de Avengers Doomsday?

Overall Take

The host argues that the Avengers: Doomsday trailer is underwhelming, but not proof that the movie will fail. It reveals very little about the plot. While that protects the film’s surprises, it also leaves the trailer feeling flat rather than exciting.

Trailer Criticisms

The host calls several moments forced or awkward, including Doctor Strange’s ominous lines, Thor repeatedly warning that the heroes may lose, and brief “look how cool we are” exchanges between characters. Steve Rogers’ dramatic return alongside Thor and the hammer also feels overplayed, since the trailer treats it as a surprise despite having shown his return before.

He suspects many of these scenes are cut from longer sequences and that the trailer mainly covers the film’s opening stretch. Compared with the Avengers: Infinity War trailer, Doomsday feels less like a miniature story: Infinity War had stronger pacing and built toward Thanos’ arrival, while Doomsday keeps its central conflict vague.

The host also thinks the trailer lacks emotional impact because many of its characters feel unfamiliar, underdeveloped, or less beloved than the heroes people associate with the Avengers. He jokes that the comeback he cares about most is Steve Rogers and quips that even he might show up as a cameo if all the rumors come true.

Other complaints include leaks making scenes feel old before release, some cheap-looking effects, and Mystique’s appearance, which he says looks too artificial.

Reasons for Cautious Optimism

The Russo brothers have previously brought out more compelling versions of characters such as Thor, so the host thinks they may improve the newer or less popular members of the cast.

He also expects Doomsday to function more as groundwork for Secret Wars—closer to Civil War setting up Infinity War than to Infinity War itself. He cautions viewers not to expect every rumored hero or cameo to appear.

Verdict

The trailer is mediocre, with some cringe-worthy moments, but it is far too early to condemn the film. The host expects Doomsday to be entertaining and potentially among Marvel’s better recent releases, though he doubts it will reach Infinity War’s level.

Personality Appearing

The video features one on-camera personality: the host of Sal De La Sala.