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Avengers: Endgame To Be Released with Additional Footage

While promoting Spider-Man: Far From Home Marvel studios head Kevin Feige confirmed that Endgame is getting a rerelease starting next week that will feature more footage. You can read more about it below.

https://comicbook.com/marvel/2019/06/19/avengers-endgame-theatrical-re-release-extra-footage-kevin-feige/

It’s kind of obvious what is happening here. Avengers is only $40M away from breaking the all time box office record of Avatar so Disney is doing what they can to get people to return once again for the final chapter in this incredible story. How much extra footage will really drive the numbers? Not sure but I can say that even though I’ve had multiple viewings I will be back for this. Also it is a great lead in for the upcoming Spider-Man movie since as the trailers have shown Tony Stark and Peter’s relationship will be explored more plus the consequences of the five year time jump.

Are you going to see the film again for the new footage?

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