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Feb 29 2012 04:06 PM ET

'The Avengers': 'We're not a team. We're a time bomb' -- NEW TRAILER

All fans ever wanted was a shot of Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, the Hulk, Black Widow, and Hawkeye all together, backing each other up, and preparing to kick bad-guy ass.

At the end of the new trailer for The Avengers, out May 4, we finally get that — if for only a moment.

We also get a sneak peek — again, only for a split second — of the alien invaders who accompany the villain Loki (Thor‘s Tom Hiddleston) in his conquest of Earth.

Click through to watch, and let us know what you think so far about Joss Whedon’s take on the iconic Marvel superhero team.

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Feb 28 2012 12:47 PM ET

'The Avengers' fight the good fight in new movie poster -- EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS

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Marvel Studios has a new poster for The Avengers out this morning, joining the seven-member superhero team in a bit of comic book chaos on the streets of New York.

Along with the full image, EW has exclusive interviews about what the Joss Whedon written-and-directed film does with this crew of iconic characters. Tomorrow, a new trailer for the film — out May 4 — will debut online.

For now, we kick off with the man who launched the whole franchise nearly four years ago.

You know the one. He’s encased in iron…

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Feb 5 2012 08:46 PM ET

'The Avengers' extended Super Bowl trailer: 'I have an army.' 'We have a Hulk.'

The 30-second version of the new trailer for The Avengers that ran today on the Super Bowl gave us just the barest of glimpses at the Hulk. The extended, 60-second version doesn’t show us much more of the angry green giant, but we do get to see the lovable rageaholic from the front, at least.

Even more tantalizing: Blink and you’ll miss a couple shots that appear to feature the mysterious alien army that Loki (Tom Hiddleston) brags about to Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.). They’ve been long rumored to be the Skrulls, and the seemingly dark-green armored uniforms of the invading horde would certainly lend fuel to that fire.

Check it out below: READ FULL STORY »

Jan 31 2012 03:37 PM ET

'The Avengers': See the teaser for the superhero team's Super Bowl trailer

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It’s a teaser … for a trailer.

And yes, it’s only 17 seconds long, but for superhero fans starving for news about The Avengers, this short clip from Sunday’s Super Bowl trailer is a welcome morsel.

The clip (see it after the jump) was revealed after a Twitter live-chat today, with Samuel L. Jackson, Tom Hiddleston, Clark Gregg, and writer-director Joss Whedon providing a few A’s to their fans’ many Q’s.

The responses weren’t always so serious, but there was some good debunking (that rumor about Spider-Man being in the film…? False.) A little more news came out afterward: The Avengers will be remastered into IMAX 3-D for its May 4 debut. So prepare your eyeballs for that.

Click through to watch the preview clip.

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Jan 13 2012 12:46 PM ET

Joss Whedon: 'The Avengers' is seen through one superhero's eyes -- EXCLUSIVE

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While The Avengers is clearly a group effort uniting some of Marvel’s most iconic superheroes, one crusader in particular will serve as the perspective for the movie, according to writer-director Joss Whedon.

Longtime fans of the comic series will probably be pleased to hear which character he thinks provides the grounding focus.

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Jan 11 2012 03:11 PM ET

'Thor' stars Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston among BAFTA Rising Star nominees

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‘Tis a good day to be a son of Odin. Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston — i.e., Thor and Loki (respectively), the warring sons of Anthony Hopkins’ mythic king in last summer’s Marvel Studios hit Thor — were nominated today for the BAFTA Rising Star Award. (Hiddleston is also in Steven Spielberg’s WWI drama War Horse and Woody Allen’s Parisian romp Midnight in Paris.) Sponsored by the mobile phone and movie theater partnership Orange Wednesdays — and voted on by its customers — the other nominees are:  READ FULL STORY »

Dec 22 2011 06:20 PM ET

Disney announces 'The Avengers' converting to 3-D, new title for Disney animated film

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Hulk smash! Right into the theater!

Walt Disney Pictures announced today that The Avengers will be converted to 3-D for its May 4, 2012 release. The news shouldn’t be a huge surprise — Disney is undergoing the same 3-D conversion process for John Carter, and director Joss Whedon expressed his love for 3-D at an EW-hosted Comic-Con panel in 2010READ FULL STORY »

Oct 24 2011 03:44 AM ET

Joss Whedon announces secret film of 'Much Ado About Nothing,' ability to warp time and space at will

Just kidding about the second thing. And yet it seems that as far as Joss Whedon is concerned, writing and directing the massive comic book tentpole blockbuster The Avengers; writing and overseeing the Buffy Season 9 and Angel & Faith comics for Dark Horse; readying the long-in-limbo The Cabin in the Woods (which he co-wrote and produced) for an April 13, 2012 release by Lionsgate; and developing a post-apocalyptic web series with Warren Ellis is just not busy enough. Earlier today, actor Nathan Fillion, among others, tweeted out a link to muchadothemovie.com, announcing that Whedon had finished principal photography on a film presumably based on William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About NothingREAD FULL STORY »

Oct 16 2011 06:36 PM ET

'The Avengers': Mark Ruffalo salutes Edward Norton, Tom Hiddleston emerges a rock star, and more at NYCC

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Avengers assemble!

And so they did. Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Tom Hiddleston, Cobie Smulders, Clark Gregg and Marvel President of Production Kevin Feige took the stage at New York Comic Con’s IGN Theater Saturday night to screen new footage from 2012’s The Avengers and geek out on all things super and heroic.

While the wildly enthusiastic crowd oohed and aahed over a clip of Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow recruiting a down-and-out Bruce Banner in an Indian slum (one guy yelled, “I want your baby, Scarlett!”), they were every bit as reactive when it came to the panel itself. Some highlights after the break: READ FULL STORY »

Oct 16 2011 12:00 AM ET

'The Avengers': New footage premieres at New York Comic Con

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The IGN Theater at New York Comic Con was packed with superhero aficionados psyched to get an early look at The Avengers—easily one of the biggest films of 2012. Along with a panel featuring stars Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, and Tom Hiddleston, fans were treated to a special sneak peek at footage from the film. We can’t show you a clip, lest Marvel send Chris Hemsworth to break our kneecaps with his hammer, but we can tell you about it.

It starts with a little girl in what appears to be India convincing Bruce Banner (Ruffalo) to help treat her ailing father. However, when they show up at the house, the girl sneaks out the window and he quickly realizes he’s been duped. The rest of the scene consisted of a confrontation between Banner and Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) as the leather-outfitted S.H.I.E.L.D. operative tries to convince him to come with her without awaking the not-so-jolly green giant. It appears that Nick Fury and Co. are trying to track down the tesseract—that glowy blue cube from Captain America and (briefly) Thor—by its faint gamma radiation signature, and no one knows gamma radiation quite like Dr. Banner. There are a couple of moments where Ruffalo almost loses his cool and we feel like we might see a glimpse of the Hulk, but alas, his id is successfully suppressed.

Unsurprisingly, the Comic Con crowd lurrrved it, particularly any reference to what Banner calls “the other guy.” Producer and Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, on the panel, hinted at the possibility of a sequel, as well as followed up on the idea of a film based on the Marvel property Guardians of the Galaxy. Also of note: The women in the room went positively bananas for Hiddleston, who reprises his role as the villainous trickster Loki in The Avengers, proving that girls do like bad boys.

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