Here’s What The Internet Thought Of The ‘Captain Marvel’ Trailer
Sep 18, 2018, 10:22 AM
Social media came to life Tuesday when the very first “Captain Marvel” trailer dropped.
Starring Academy Award-winning actress Brie Larson, this will be the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to be headlined by a solo female superhero.
And it’s something social media has been pining for.
Larson was especially proud
Look Mom, I’m a superhero. #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/iUv0g1wlxs
— Brie Larson (@brielarson) September 18, 2018
Accounts were celebrating one of the most powerful characters in the MCU
O Captain, My Captain…#CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/r8bKB6gEPN
— MCU News & Tweets (@MCU_Tweets) September 18, 2018
some people are born heroes! #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/gMIvpmSadt
— ananda ︽✵︽ (@pilotdanvers) September 18, 2018
As a big fan of comics and a big fan of cinema, there are very few things as exciting as seeing a favorite character come alive like this.@brielarson truly is our Captain. Can’t wait to see the full movie! #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/2qVdIyUmg9
— Let’s Talk Supergirl! (@LetsTalkKara) September 18, 2018
Lots of fans dissected the trailer
ITS ALL IN THE COMICS! #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/jdyj5L0IsY
— Captain Marvel News ︽✵︽ (@CaptMarvelNews) September 18, 2018
I love how they figured out a way to plausibly incorporate her memory loss and the experiments on her that make her Binary. #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/JkEq8oWtfe
— Lori Hyrup ︽✵︽ (@LoriHyrup) September 18, 2018
the word ‘her’ making the word ‘hero’ appear by gaining letters and not ‘hero’ turning into ‘her’ by losing letters means that #CaptainMarvel is gonna reverse the dusting and defeat thanos pic.twitter.com/hlifOdiIfT
— thacos (@spideyplan) September 18, 2018
Others recounted their own connections to Captain Marvel
I first started reading Carol in 1979; I was 5. My love for her is two-fold. In her comic, she was one of the only role models I had growing up–at all–and her life, minus the powers, runs parallel to my own. Here’s to nearly 40 years of getting back up. 😭💪💥 #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/QGDyPSQoYj
— Lori Hyrup ︽✵︽ (@LoriHyrup) September 18, 2018
The trailer was inspirational
Honestly I think my main takeaway from the #CaptainMarvel trailer is I want an all-female remake of Top Gun. pic.twitter.com/dvggBbOzkl
— Approximately Jane (@sgtjanedoe) September 18, 2018
And it was nostalgic
I’m nostalgic for Blockbuster on Friday nights. Thanks #CaptainMarvel
— Joseph Ruiz (@actualwolfman) September 18, 2018
But most of all, social media celebrated some serious female empowerment
Nothing but respect for the most powerful avenger.
She’s coming and you can’t stop her.#CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/qHMdLBm16z— Amidala. (@marvelskywalker) September 18, 2018
she’s so powerful she even changed the colors of the marvel logo #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/94OrQHDk6T
— maddy (@infinitiago) September 18, 2018
I’m gonna cry this is so special wOw🤧😭🤩 #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/Sf6GavEVwR
— Andrea (@_dreacastaneda) September 18, 2018
“Captain Marvel” hits theaters March 8, 2019.
