A director directing, a trio of exclusively female heroines, a combination of tones comedy, special effects and learning : The wonders decidedly anything to get our attention !
The first trailer for The Marvels
Miss Marvel, Captain Marvel and Monica Rambeau, click!
Bring the heroes back bodybuildersmake way for second-degree full-blown heroines.
Four years after the release of Captain Marvel, Brie Larson is back in a second work. As in the 2019 film, Samuel Lee Jackson (this dear Nick Fury, whom we no longer feature) will be at his side at the head of the bill, but both don’t add up not alone in the cosmic universe.
Indeed, The wonders will also be centered on the link loud and promising than chaotic that unites Carol Danvers alias Captain Marvel (Brie LarsonMonica RambeauTeyonah Parris) and young Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani), known as Miss Marvel.
The film is signed by the director Nia Da Costawho stood out in the crime film genre with Small woods in 2020, therefore horror with candy man in 2021.
The story of a strong bond between three heroines
The trailer tells us that all three really are connected by their powers. As soon as one of them uses them, they have repercussions on the others, which explains the few explosions, electric shocks and other catapult for several meters From trailer. The first images suggest a full movie of humourwhich underlines the necessary solidarity between the three heroines a join forces and defeat their enemiesas announced on pitch of the film.
In fact, the story takes place when Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel) sees his powers intertwined with those of his biggest fan: Kamala Khan aka Miss Marvel, but also with those of his niece, Monica Rambeau, whom he has never known. This unlikely trio must team up and learn to work together to save the universe The wonders.
See you in the cinemas November 8th !
Source: Madmoizelle
Mary Crossley is an author at “The Fashion Vibes”. She is a seasoned journalist who is dedicated to delivering the latest news to her readers. With a keen sense of what’s important, Mary covers a wide range of topics, from politics to lifestyle and everything in between.
