Captain Marvel reactions: Why punch an old woman?
Brie Larson's impressive hero is also leaving fans wondering what this lady did.
Captain Marvel is sensing an unexpected threat.
Captain Marvel's first trailer hit the internet in a blaze of energy Tuesday morning, and fans have quickly clung to one particular moment.
Brie Larson's character stands before an older woman on a train, leering at her like she's something villainous. The older woman just smiles up at her, seemingly happy as can be. And then Captain Marvel socks her straight in the jaw with a punch.
Now to be fair, just before the scene the trailer plays Nick Fury's (Samuel L. Jackson) voice saying "We have no idea what threats are out there," before the suprising attack, and many fans are reacting in wonder themselves.
Yeah March can’t come soon enough so the film can explain this 😅 #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/3phm5CV9JH
— Joshua Forrest (@Joshpforrest) September 18, 2018
All I can think about is when #CaptainMarvel punches that old woman in the face and how much faith that trailer has in its fans to know "she's right to do this" and I love everything about that.
— TJ Hizer (@TJatMovies) September 18, 2018
#CaptainMarvel trailer got me like: pic.twitter.com/tRlsOBLTMR
— Sebastian Rodriguez (@SebastianGNU) September 18, 2018
My timeline is now full of the same smiling old woman getting punched in the face and I can't help but laugh #CaptainMarvel
— Ewan Johnson (@ew_blue98) September 18, 2018
And seeing that it has been previously revealed that Captain Marvel will be facing the shape-changing Skrulls, this post points that out.
Well looks like we get to see the skrull race in the movie, You guys didn't really think the old lady was a human did you? lol #CaptainMarvel
— Nick (@kodiak138) September 18, 2018
Other fans are celebrating the look of Captain Marvel (whose human alter-ego is Carol Danvers) and the throwback '90s world she will be in.
Give. Me. All. Of. The. Power. Struts. #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/qUqCiQDsWd
— tierney bricker (@tbrick2) September 18, 2018
Carol gets her powers from Blockbuster Video confirmed 😄 #CaptainMarvel https://t.co/wcQqSP5zuJ
— Gill 2K (@gill2k) September 18, 2018
#CaptainMarvel GOD IS A WOMAN pic.twitter.com/2U7wCf4QHF
— 🌸 (@biaarmyx) September 18, 2018
she’s coming to save the universe #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/DyKB3dcFvy
— norm’s manon | 193 (@reedusrise) September 18, 2018
marvel studios: how can we make the #CaptainMarvel movie as 90s as possible?
— nikki of themiscyra (@queenscallop) September 18, 2018
marvel studios, putting in a blockbuster video shot: ah perfect pic.twitter.com/g6cQPDewqi
The younger Nick Fury is already being compared to Samuel L. Jackson's appearance in the cult classic Pulp Fiction.
Pulp Marvel Fiction #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/7y08BZG2Ii
— Javier Barón (@BonZander7) September 18, 2018
Others are excited to see Phil Coulson's return in the form of a de-aged Clark Gregg.
Coulson though🙀😻 #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/seTOpJJF44
— Bri👽 (@BuhNahNuh) September 18, 2018
@clarkgregg oh how I've missed you in the MCU!!!! #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/C8yjYx2Fvm
— Maz ☀️ (@jamesbarnesasf) September 18, 2018
Meanwhile, Brie Larson has an interesting question regarding her character's action figure.
What’s the additional head? @MarvelStudios pic.twitter.com/F3zPmSQI6Q
— Brie Larson (@brielarson) September 18, 2018
Captain Marvel comes to theaters on March 8, 2019. Danvers fans: get ready to wait.
5 months wait, really? I'm dead... #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/HuvO3pqkhv
— Cristian Paulino (@crispaul27) September 18, 2018
