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Full “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” Trailer has Arrived

If you watched last nights big game you know one thing was missing from the commercials this year… New movie trailers.

Thankfully the MCU is trucking along over at Disney Plus & they teased us last night with our first trailer for the upcoming Falcon & the Winter Soldier show. It was a nice little spot in the middle of what was a dull game & ads in my opinion. But following that trailers debut Disney put out a long spot which you can watch below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWBsDaFWyTE&feature=emb_title

Wow! The 30 second TV spot was good but this got me really excited. The extended shots, and plenty of fresh new stuff we haven’t seen really gives the feel that this is in line with what we have come to know from the MCU. Lots of action, comedy and all around good time unlike WandaVision which is currently unraveling its mysteries and changing the entire MCU one episode at a time.

The new show will premiere on Disney+ March 19th.

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