15 Epic MCU Trailer Scenes That Didn’t Appear In The Final Movie

A team-up between Tony Stark and Peter Parker was the most anticipated scene in the first MCU Spider-Man movie, however, it didn’t happen a lot. Mostly, it was Peter who caused and tried to fix his problems, and Iron Man came after to clean up his mess. This particular scene was the one that hurt fans the most, as it was nowhere to be found in the official movie.

In the trailer, we get to see Steve Rogers, Natasha, King T’Challa, Bucky, and Banner in Hulk form, rushing to the battlefield along with Okoye and the rest of the Wakandan soldiers. Of course, this scene didn’t make it to the final stage, as we all know how the Hulk refused to fight after getting demolished by Thanos in space, and Banner had to use the Hulk-Buster to fight instead.

Probably one of the most badass scenes in the trailer, however, the official movie in 2014 didn’t feature it. This particular sequence shows that the Guardians have come a long way, from cosmic hoodlums to the true protector of the universe.

While this epic scene still appears in Thor: Ragnarok, the background is a bit different: in the movie, it was a vast field somewhere in Norway, but in the trailer, it took place in a random alley in the street of New York. A deleted cut of the movie also shows Odin as a ragtag homeless person, who was brutally killed afterward by Hela instead of passing away peacefully.

Before becoming a dad, Tony Stark was much more of an aloof womanizer back then, and even the famed Black Widow was one of his targets. In the trailer for Iron Man 2, Tony, who was oblivious to Natasha’s real identity, tries to win over her heart by letting her shoot his Iron Man gauntlet. Natasha didn’t appear at the actual party, though, as she has something more important to do instead.

Served as a decoy by Marvel to not reveal too much about the movie’s heavy plotline, this scene wasn’t missed much by Marvel fans. I mean, who in the right mind would bring a Glock to an epic cosmic battle? Natasha didn’t get to survive to participate in the fight against Thanos either, having sacrificed herself to retrieve the Soul Stone on Vormir.

All the way back to when Bruce Banner was still Edward Norton, there’s a scene in the trailer that shows his encounter with Doc Leonard Sampson, an ally of his in the comic. In the movie, however, while Sampson still appears as Betty Ross’s love interest, he and Bruce didn’t get the chance to meet privately.

While this is an epic cut from the trailer that shows how intimidating Ultron is as an antagonist, it didn’t get the chance to debut in the final movie. Ultron is such an iconic villain in the comics, but many believe his potential was wasted in the second Avengers movie.

After seeing a dark future caused by Wanda Maximoff’s magic, Thor left the Avengers to find the Water of Sight, a location that helps the Norse gods to experience future visions of the Nine realms, to see that future once again. In the trailer, there was a mysterious woman, whom many believe was one of the Norn, the Norse goddesses of fate. However, for some reason, she was removed from the theatrical release.

The comedic scene about Scott Lang asking Hank Pym to change the Ant-Man name was cut from the movie, but fans didn’t mind since it was a minor detail. Lang eventually takes the mantle at the end, and becomes one of the most unique heroes so far in the MCU.

The reason for this change is simple: Marvel wanted to hide Anthony Mackie’s secret cameo as Falcon until the release date, and it was a job well done by the studio. In fact, Ant-Man and Yellowjacket didn’t get to fight until the end of the movie.

In the trailer Peter uses the Homecoming suit to make a speech at the event, however it was removed in the main movie and replaced with the Iron Spider suit instead. It was rumored that the classic suit post-production visual didn’t make it to the final editing stages.

Loki was a wild confusing ride that delved further into the Multiverse, and this particular scene where the God of Mischief standing on the throne of Asgard never made it to the official series. It was later revealed by Natalie Holt that the scene was supposed to be part of Loki’s time loop at the TVA, relieving various memories from different timelines and universes. 

One of the most anticipated scenes in Ragnarok’s trailer didn’t make it to the final stage, which sees Loki coolly flip his knives in his hand while walking towards the serpent sanctuary, where the Asgardians hid from Hela’s rampage. Another removed sequence included Thor, Loki, the Hulk, and Valkyrie on the Bifrost, but in the movie, Banner was busy fighting Surtur and Fenrir at the time. 

Many expected the God of Thunder would have his redemption arc in Endgame, after he failed to execute Thanos in Infinity War, which resulted in the snap that make half the universe’s population disappear. However, the reality is often disappointing. In the sequel, Thor was reduced to an unmotivated overweight mess with unwashed long hair, who’d rather stay home to trash-talk Noobmaster69 in Fortnite than travel to the past to save his friends.

Which one of these scenes should have been included in the main movie? Which one do you like the most? Let us know in the comment.