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Avengers Endgame’s New Footage Has Leaked Online, And Plays Right Into A Popular Conspiracy

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Avengers Endgame’s New Footage Has Leaked Online, And Plays Right Into A Popular Conspiracy

Earlier this year, the Russo brothers announced that Avengers Endgame would be re-released into theaters with a teensy bit of new footage. The additions, we were told, would help bridge the gap between Endgame and this December’s Avengers: Doomsday, but no more details were revealed. At least some of the new bits and pieces have, however, now leaked online, in some rather poor footage filmed at a live screening of the movie.

The new version of Endgame is supposed to be in cinemas from September 25, but someone at a preview screening sneakily filmed the big screen and it’s found its way to Reddit. And while it’s not exactly extensive, it does make for some interesting musing. If you don’t want to know before you re-watch the movie, then abandon ship. Spoilers from here on.

It’s unlikely this footage will stay online for long, but for the moment you can see it via this Reddit post:

Things begin with the moment Steve Rogers returns to the past to reunite with the love of his life, Peggy Carter. But then things continue on from their kiss, the pair distracted by a sound. Cap hides, and Peggy opens the front door, whereupon Loki walks in. Cap steps out, and they all exchange forlorn glances, before it then cuts to credits.

Apparently this is only some of what’s new, with GamesRadar reporting that the movie’s earlier release in Korea has scenes involving Loki and his TVA pals investigating some sort of overlap between Earth-10005 (the old X-Men universe that’s due to turn up in Doomsday ) and a new location, Earth-1127.


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